Playin flush draws - ref. AZK's post

[300CE24]

I'm makin a separate thread about this cos I've seen it alot at Party 10 20. I've been playing 5 10 for a long time, and I've been doing ok. When I'm on a hot streak I move up to 10 20 and drop a couple buy ins. Then I move back down.

Anyway every time I move up to 10 20 I see it. It is the following: Some guy calls my raise with suited small cards. He gets a 4 flush on the flop. He check calls my TPTK 2/3 - pot sized bet. He checks the blank turn. I again bet 2/3 - pot sized. He CR allin. I am comitted enough to call. He hits or he doesn't. This is the move that AZK was contemplating in the "another hand against flawless" thread. I would like to know why this is used so frequently? I don't think I have ever witnessed it at 5 10. At 5 10 they move in on the flop. Is this play + EV?

[xorbie]

It's obviously +EV if you fold and pretty massively -EV if you don't fold. Not sure what else there is to say.

I think you need to continue to play at 10 20. you are bad luck to play with the flush drawer.

Some players would like to raise or call raise with e.g. 67 suited (Doyle) and if he can hit 4 to flush. he bet, raise or allin when you make 2/3 pot bet...

In fact, they will not consider the pot odd and he would like to domainate all the game.....

[flawless_victory]

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Is this play + EV?

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not against a donkey like you!

[300CE24]

Flawless, you might as well have said not against anyone - cos I bet that in your opinion everyone is a donk. Actually I bet $1000.

[AZK]

what other hands do you play similiarly?

[300CE24]

None? And no, I don't play my trips this way. WTF does?

[Yeti]

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None? And no, I don't play my trips this way. WTF does?

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I am having major trouble following this thread, in fact, I don't have a f'ing clue what is going on. But I'd guess the answer to this is 'better players than you'.

[Leptyne]

Is this for real?