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This is a very wierd line.
villian flat calls pre-flop, then calls flop on draw heavy board.
Now, if he realizes that Our Hero is open-raising mid-SCs here, then this is a great call with AXs.... but shouldn't AXs re-raise preflop? Raise flop with nut draw?
So putting hero on correct hand makes no sense.
So, more typically hero has a 2 high cards or a pair. Lead on a draw heavy flop - doesn't mean much, but would a set flat call here? Turn completes the flush, so any sets are now scared....
I guess he could have a non-nut flush that still beats you. Or he could have a ridiculosly misplayed AK.
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