This seems to happen to me very often and even though i know their on the flush draw im scared im gonna get outdrawn and quite often do.

Lets say you have pocket 7's you raise 3 times big blind, flop comes 7/brick,Face. 2 suited cards you raise a very high amount then you called in you know he is on the draw.

And i know this, but sometimes i jus feel like not getting outdrawn. I would never fold it, because you could fill up but first off people call raises with jus 2 suited cards, is this a normal play??

Anyways, Anyone ever jus lay it down fear of being outdrawn specially when you ahve been outdrawn 5 tourneys in a row. I play a very strong game, and usually about 85 percent of the time im the fav when the money goes in.

Make them pay to draw, is always my philosophy but everyone pays.

Think about this. If you dont raise then there flush never hits. You'll get no money what so ever. Make em Pay to draw, then watch them fold at the river when it never hits. You'll get burnt here and there but it's the long run youre looking at.

Originally Posted by Shauk25

you raise a very high amount then you called in you know he is on the draw.

How do you know he's on a draw?



Anyway,
In the long run you shouldn't be losing money on this play.

you are winning 3 out of 4 times. pray they call.

Also if someone happend to hit TPTK and the nut flush draw, you wont be able to get them off that hand even tho they're behind.

The draw hits 1/4 of the time.