Just a quick glance please guys. What to do on the flop with 2nd nut flush draw?

unknown_username

Not been at table very long so pretty readless on batman, robin and joker. I haven't run in to any of these before which is kinda why I picked the table in the first place.
 
The reg is what he is. From my point of view he seems a winning player and is more than capable of making moves but probably not multi way. Usually very ABC on the whole.

Pre flop basically plays itself. The hand really gets interesting from my point of view on the flop. Views please......

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
batman	Small blind		£0.04	£0.04	£5.40
robin	Big blind		£0.08	£0.12	£13.64
	Your hole cards	J K
DrSharp	Raise		£0.24	£0.36	£8.05
reg	Call		£0.24	£0.60	£9.49
Carnage	Fold
joker	Call		£0.24	£0.84	£2.44
batman	Raise		£0.36	£1.20	£5.04
robin	Call		£0.32	£1.52	£13.32
DrSharp	Call		£0.16	£1.68	£7.89
reg	Call		£0.16	£1.84	£9.33
joker	Call		£0.16	£2.00	£2.28
Flop
		5 3 6
batman	Bet		£2.00	£4.00	£3.04
robin	Call		£2.00	£6.00	£11.32
DrSharp	?

unknown_username

Hand History #669622171

Just for my ref.

LARSON7

Easy fold i would say.

You are not even drawing to the nuts.

Against a pot sized bet and a call we are totally crushed.

gazza127

Yep.  You dont know that the card you are looking for (a club) will get you there.

Got to fold.

craigcu12

it's best to just fold.
to be quite honest I wouldn't even like to call with the A because so many straight flushes are possible

DOHHHHHHH

Easy fold for me dr! 

both ranges have u in vvvvv grim shape. 

LARSON7

The shove is just in after  a few beers and sun burn lol

unknown_username

Pretty much what I thought but talking to a lad who plays live a lot and he said I should have shoved with 2 overs and a flush draw. I folded and got shown qc,10c and Ac x.