By: Lars G.

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By: FS

FS — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 23:55:01 +0000

Hello Mr. Brokos,
First, thanks for answering my question concerning the 333’s and the WSOP 2008. If you would, what about the over bet(??). Given that you were expecting the check to you on the turn, does the over bet come into play? Does an over bet normally imply a scared/lesser hand scenario, making the insta-call routine?
Second, sorry but I cannot do the Face-Book deal because I do not have a Face-Book account.
Third, given the check/check scenario on the flush draw flop, doesn’t your flop/check turn/lead imply the flush got there for your hand (you bet the scare card flush, implying that you checked your flush draw on flop), then re-raise because your thinking is that no one checks a flopped flush draw. These are much different stakes and skill levels, but I think that at the lower levels, where I play, there are a multitude of villains, who will check their flush draws to trap, on a regular basis. Am I off base here??? Thanks again for your time and attention, if you answer, FS.

By: Chris M

Chris M — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 22:26:38 +0000

What are you doing if he flats and you river a flush that isn’t the Ad or Kd?

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