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Chenghao
Joined: 04.10.2009

how would u play flush draws :
1) if their weak draws like 67s on a A2Ts board IP ,
2) if its nut flush draw IP ,
3) if its 2 overs/gutshot + flush draw IP, combo draws

4- 6) repeat of 1 - 3 but OOP

Against various villians ?


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1) check/fold, IP or OOP. draw for free or fold.

2) draw cheap or make opponent fold (OOP ch-raise and push any turn, IP check back or raise and continue to fire any turn).

3) get it in ASAP, bet/raise IP or OOP. Don't give opponent any chance for pot control on the flop which means overbet should be considered. And show tremendous turn aggression. If you played a monster like this before then it would be more effective.


dadaas
Joined: 16.03.2010

Always Aggressively


conall88
Joined: 02.01.2009

Originally posted by dadaas
Always Aggressively

yeah, because doing something aggressively 100% of the time is going to be profitable [ ]


DecMate
Joined: 25.01.2009

Depends on the opponent. Perhaps edit you're origional post and include some stats of the villian.


Originally posted by dadaas
Always Aggressively

Not sure about this. If you can balance well then fine. If not then you become too exploitable to observant opponents.


MiiWiin
Joined: 01.03.2007

Originally posted by joecar
by reading
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/bss/1589/

Good idea, and I can add one:

The Semi-Bluff


MiiWiin
Joined: 01.03.2007

Originally posted by Chenghao
how would u play flush draws :
1) if their weak draws like 67s on a A2Ts board IP ,
2) if its nut flush draw IP ,
3) if its 2 overs/gutshot + flush draw IP, combo draws

4- 6) repeat of 1 - 3 but OOP

Against various villians ?

Its no so easy to put this in a analysis like a chart.

Nut flush Draw IP, 2 opponents...so I am playing raise/broke

You have to look for your opponents, for your position, for the board and for your foldequity.

When someone says "every time play aggressive..."...why against an opponent who will never folds a pair?

One the one side you need foldequity when you raise, on the other side you need implied odds for a call.

It is clear that the best play is raise/broke when your hand is strong enough, so you could play raise/broke when you have your option 3, overcards, combo-draws and so on.

If you only have a weak draw and you cannot play raise/broke, you should just find a call.


BOBOsvk
Joined: 14.02.2010

Originally posted by Chenghao
how would u play flush draws :
1) if their weak draws like 67s on a A2Ts board IP ,
2) if its nut flush draw IP ,
3) if its 2 overs/gutshot + flush draw IP, combo draws

4- 6) repeat of 1 - 3 but OOP

Against various villians ?

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