Hypothetical situation....Royal flush draw

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worst case scenario ur up against a set or over pair if ur up against aces or a set u need a heart or a j. the only way i would fold is if im deepstacked in a cash game or its a big buy in tourny. any other case i woulod most lekly call.

with no other info here other than what it is I call with 2 overs a gushot straight, flush, and royal flush draws. 19 outs is tough to fold here.

I got beat by a royal flush a few days ago when I had an aces full house

I had flopped two pair but there was a flush draw on the board. Figured my villian was going for a flush after they checked the flop. I raised of course...not giving a free card.

The turn was an ace giving me a full house...ha...no flush fears now

Turns out it was the worst possible card for me because it gave him his royal. He had flopped a straight originally.

No way to really avoid it, i'm not laying down a nut full house to a hypothetical royal...that turned into reality

I call in any situation where im not risking over 25% of my total bankroll, that doesnt mean what i have at the table.

Not enough information here to be sure about a call or not. First of all depends on whether the opponents stack is bigger than yours or vise versa. Then of course he maybe on a draw or he may just have top pair with high kicker, or a set or two pairs. So you are at worst a 4-1 underdog and if he only has a top pair then you may even be at a 50-50 deal here. So, it all depends on your read of your opponent and how much of your money is at risk here.

Ok, here is the deal, so lets say the guy has QQ, TT or 77 (trips) or AA you can improve with 9 hearts and 3 Jacks so 12 outs witch gives you 48% chance of winning, if he has KK you have 3 Jacks, 3 Aces and 9 Hearts so 15 outs or 60% chance. So in any case a call is not a bad move.

If its a freeroll then good god yes.

If its a high stakes tournament then no..

At BEST, Villain has a set.

With this flop, we have 13 outs. Not enough information to give us the exact odds, but I would say it looks pretty favorable and there are very, very few situations where I would fold this.

I would treat it like a normal str/flush draw situation....because most of the the time if you hit your str or your flush you are going to win the hand....I guess what I am saying is that you don't need a Royal Flush to win the hand! So play it otherwise.