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 Originally Posted by chuckg
Definatly raise more on the flop. Not sure it would of mattered on the turn
You want to chase out the higher straight draw post flop, but I doubt he would of folded on the turn with 2 pair top kicker, and the nut flush draw
He might have. The big bet there screams out "I have a straight or trip threes - get out of the hand." Depends how loose the other player is, and how much you bet. Personally i'm always a proponent of getting as much money into the pot as possible while you're still ahead. Even if he doesn't fold, it's a correct play to get all your money in right there. Waiting until the river is bad play - at that point there's two pair on the board and he's only going to call you with a hand that beats you (the boat).
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