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Yeah, this was at martins 
{ moved to short-handed }
*shrug* short-handed is all about reads. You provided none.
As far as reads go, I wasn't at the table long enough to get a good idea, but general observations include that villain was quite loose (as most martins players are) and that he was not exceptionally skilled to have gotten his 600+ stack size. Villain c-bet almost exclusively when he raised pf, and also when he was last to act on the flop, regardless of pf action. Not only that, this sudden aggression was one of the first I saw from villain.
I was hesitant to raise his bets in fear of the higher flush- I also think the size of his stack scared me though it should have rang $$$ instead.
Betting the flop would have been a good idea... I normally do, but I am consciously trying to vary my plays, even though in this case I would have earned more money otherwise.
Easy call my friend.
I actually would have put him all on the turn when he Reraised.
They think 3-high flush is good that the site.
Good point, I will have more confidence in my higher-end flushes as I work off this FAT bonus.
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