[Baloosh]

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The fact that button went to war with you on the turn and that MP1 still called is a good example of why the flop slowplay wasn't necessary. I'd lead the flop, hoping to get raised so I can three bet; on the most coordinated flop in the history of poker, MP can probably find a reason to call, even though they're both drawing near-dead.

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You really think MP1 will follow us the whole way with a capped flop, all the way until the river? I was pretty sure that the action was getting capped on the turn, and I wanted to string MP1 along as far as possible... once he got trapped into the turn action, I wanted him to see the pot as "too big to fold."

So you're saying that jamming the flop as well extracts the maximum from both players?