[andyfox]

You say you wanted to trap "these" lag's on the turn. But if I'm reading your post right, there were only two opponents who saw the turn. With the flop raiser cold-called, and the flop containing a flush draw, I usually prefer to hit 'em over a head with a hammer until they show me the error of my ways. Heck, they still might raise you with a draw if bet out on the turn. Even the lag's tend to posture on the flop; there's no guarantee they'll continue their ag ways if you check to them, although they might well consider their l ways if you bet. Plus a flush card or a card that pairs the board or an ace might come on the turn which inhibits the action even if they had originally intended to bet.

BTW, I would think that if there's nothing you can remember that upset you as much as having this checked around on the turn, you're in pretty good shape. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]