Top 2 on a one-suited flop

[PokerBob]

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I disagree. A big [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] is gonna call, so raise it up when you're ahead. The odds of fropping a frush are pretty low. Slow down on the turn, not the frop.

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A big [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] will call a turn raise also. I never said I'd call the flop because I'm worried about a made flush. But you win more with a turn raise than a flop raise. And you lose less when a fourth heart falls on the turn. However, that's only IF you're bet into again on the turn which is why I don't mind a flop raise. But I think if you call the flop you'll be bet into fairly often in this situation.

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Excellent point.

[mr pink]

a big [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] is making money off your raise, you charge them more by raising the turn.

[ErrantNight]

i'm thinking i was wrong.

by "thinking" i mean "knowing"

i will make a concerted effort to not post when half my brain isn't at the table. i think bernie covered this nicely.

[masonx]

he handt seen many hands so his read most likely isnt entirely accurate

But i think its either raise or fold here? against weak-tight opponents.

[bernie]

Are the blinds likely to fold, or call a raise?

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