2008-03-15 - A flush draw

[railbird]

2008-03-15 - A flush draw

[bbqpony]

It is nice to see the Quiz maker getting out of Betty Ford Rehab.
50 is a good bet, 200 probably doesn't get called nearly as often. If you go all-in and your opponent calls he probably has the mortal nuts.

3 days in a row I have agreed with Quizzy. My lord!! Quizzy must have read a book!!!

The correct answer is E: Bet 201. Durrr

[123bird]

Originally Posted by bbqpony

It is nice to see the Quiz maker getting out of Betty Ford Rehab.
50 is a good bet, 200 probably doesn't get called nearly as often. If you go all-in and your opponent calls he probably has the mortal nuts.

Originally Posted by redfan73

3 days in a row I have agreed with Quizzy. My lord!! Quizzy must have read a book!!!

I'm with you, 3 days in a row
Whats going on.
The world must be comming to an end. LOL

Wow, was this a guessing game!
What flush did I have? I've lost a King hi flush to an Ace-hi more times than I like to remember.

What else could my opponents have? Is there a pair on the board? Ditto losing my ace-hi flush to a full house. Is there a possible straight flush there?

Doyle Brunson ????? I Thought his name was tex.

be commited,.. u have best hand God get over ur oh aw,.. to many donks waiting on river you want the pot get it.
Miss K

who is the quizzer.im new here.

[Spaz]

if he checks to you, it's likely that the potential rivered flush has him worried. if previous action has him on a good hand, possibly two pair or so, i'd put out the bet of 200 and hope his curiousity drives him to a call. if i feel he's played this hand weakly, hoping his hand would hold up as a top pair or something, i'd bet the 50 so that he felt the odds would justify a call. i'm not terribly afraid of a higher flush here, because the chances of that are small, so i'm calling any raise my opponent puts in.