Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

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Do you think it's okay for BB to 3/bet right behind hero on flop?

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Yes

Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

I stated that 'if I knew the other two players were calling stations,' implying they were typical .5/1 fish who would be all-about calling two cold. Against weak-tight players who I had seen fold facing two cold, then I probably just call the raise.

Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

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BB showed T[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]7[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] for the most over played flush draw in history.

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BB played his hand fine.

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OOP, betting the 4th flush draw into a preflop raiser with no other draw? And then facing the field with 2 when raised by the preflop raiser? That's not a skoosh overplayed?

Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

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If you don't bet this river, I'll puke for you.

-DeathDonkey

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You don't want kitten blood AND donkey vomit all over your keyboard, do you?

Edit: Your hand is just far too similar to this one to not cite it.

Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

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If you don't bet this river, I'll puke for you.

-DeathDonkey

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You don't want kitten blood AND donkey vomit all over your keyboard, do you?

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I just sent my kid out on her bike to buy me a new one.

Re: Pocket kings and the board pairs
 

I would bet this. BB looks like he is on a flush draw (3 betting the flop and checking the turn). Another possibility is that BB's 2 pair just went to hell when the board paired. If BB has a full house here, I think he would lead out.

Re: Pocket kings and the board pairs
 

I grunch late.

Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

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BB showed T[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]7[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] for the most over played flush draw in history.

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BB played his hand fine.

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OOP, betting the 4th flush draw into a preflop raiser with no other draw? And then facing the field with 2 when raised by the preflop raiser? That's not a skoosh overplayed?

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Flush over flush is rare so being aggressive with the T-high flush is perfectly fine. Yes sometimes you'll get 4-flushed by the river but that's rare as well.

Your comments worry me a little, especially the part about betting into the pre-flop raiser. This is a PERFECT opportunity to bet the flush draw because the pre-flop raiser will raise and trap others in-between. Perfect pot-building plan.

Making the field face two cold gives them like 2:16 odds. Most people in the middle aren't folding here.

Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

question: is the pot too big for BB to semi-bluff lead out on the turn? would/should we fold if he leads out on the turn?

i guess this might be better HU and it might depend on the players in the middle, but i am just curious.

Re: What I did, and what happened next
 

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question: is the pot too big for BB to semi-bluff lead out on the turn? would/should we fold if he leads out on the turn?

i guess this might be better HU and it might depend on the players in the middle, but i am just curious.

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I wouldn't lead this turn against so many, your bet isn't for value nor increasing your chances of winning.

Closing the action if I were Hero, I'd probably just call a single bet on the turn.