Bad Turn Decision?

[LovesADraw]

Hi people, opinions on this turn move?

Im holding  :  : SB at a £1/£1 game with £200 in front. The game is playing very loose with 4/8 seats being filled with four friends all at the wrong end of a big drinking session.

UTG (one of the drinkers) raises to £5
Folds to Hero, we call. BB folds

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Hero checks, UTG bets 15. As i say this has been a loose game and Cbets are standard so we're not going away right now. Hero calls

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Hero checks again, UTG bets £20, I go in to auto-pilot and put him all in for his remaining £90 and he folds after saying its obv I have the flush (ooops missed value...)

I wish I could give some explanation for the turn shove but I don't have it... Is there ever any value to this turn move or have I effectively just turned my set in to a bluff?

[muckthenuts]

Nah jamming seems perfectly fine mate. Given stack sizes if you raised to £50 or something you'd only look even stronger, this way people can feasibly think you might have a big draw or are trying to protect a 1 pair hand instead. Plus nobody folds in live poker so yeah stick it in
 

[LovesADraw]

Thanks for the feedback. I think after the hand I though that I might have been and 'only getting called by better' situation...

[verndog158]

I like the turn jam, agree with muckthenuts. also there are some pretty bad rivers for us if we just flat too, so more than happy getting it in

[PathFinder]

How about leading turn instead of check raising?

[LovesADraw]

How about leading turn instead of check raising?

Have to be honest I didn't even consider leading the turn... The way that he was playing he would have made the same move if he had turned the flush so I might have robbed myself of some information...

Only issue i might have with leading the turn is that these sort of players will just see the turned flush and assume you have it so might fold the a hand that that think are worth a bet if checked to them... bit results orientated but ya'know...