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 Originally Posted by danhole12
Originally Posted by dsaxton
Check-raise on the flop and bet the turn, check the flop and bet the turn if no one bets the flop, or check-call the flop and check-raise the turn. You have some freedom as to how you play these types of hands, I think. Personally, I would probably check-call the flop, then check-raise the turn, but I think it is probably a good idea to tailor how you play this type of situation based on player and table dynamics (pretend to be chasing against an aggressive bluffer, or something like that).
What makes you think a check-raise would be possible in situations such as these? His opponent didn't seem to like his hand enough to bet it.
Eh, because people often bet on flops. He asked what you do when you flop a flush. Even when you flop a flush, someone often still bets. That's what makes me think you can check-raise.
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