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That's the thing - you dont want callers here. You are letting them draw out on you. And going all in isn't nessesarily giving away your made flush. Most players with a made flush will bet medium. By betting strong you make it look like you have a strong hand like pocket Kings and you are trying to protect it. You need to bet huge and then the other player has 2 choices:
They can fold and have a 0% chance of winning the hand or Call all-in and have a 33% chance (or whatever the flush % is). By letting them draw cheaply you are letting them hit their hand while you have a hand that is hard to lay down. |
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its 35%(just having some fun this is to no offense to u) thanks for the tip.
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I hate flopping baby flushes and going allin and making nothing but you gotta take the small profit and be happy. With baby suited connectors I would much rather flop a flush draw and try to hit it on the turn and river.
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