Flush Draws in NL

[lehighguy]

If your on the turn and someone bets 1/3-1/2 the pot and you are on flush draw do you call. In posistion versus out of posisiton?

It seems like you don't have pot odds in a mathematical sense. Whenever a flush comes up people tend to get tight so you don't get action. Do you guys ever fold these draws on the turn if you have a low flush.

[tbach24]

It depends on the opponent's ability to give-up a hand when he knows he's beaten.

[fimbulwinter]

learning which draws to play and how to play them is a fundamental part of beating NL. think about what your opponents likely holdings are and how many outs you realistically have. if your summation of pot plus implied odds don't justify a call and your summation of folding equity and pot equity don't justify a raise, the you fold.

players who play every legit draw they flop go broke quick. play your draws for a reason, namely that they're money making opportunities, not that you flopped them.

fim