Quote Originally Posted by finky
Quote Originally Posted by Rondavu
Putting all your money in on the flop every time you have a flush draw is wicked stupid.
Although i have no data to back up how profitable it is I almost always bet any flush draw (2 on the board) in EP. Your fold equity is highest from EP as bets from LP often look like trying to buy the pot. A strong bet from EP says 'I have a hand and don't want to get draw out on'. Any reraises then play accordingly but I will take bad odds as you have masked your draw and will have good chance to check-raise later (here I dont mind being up against top set as i'll only be playing the really big pots if I have them beat).

Also checking in EP can lead to difficult decisions if its checked round and you think that the CO or button is trying to buy the pot, you will almost certainly get bad odds to chase, a check raise could get very expensive and you may have to throw away the best hand.
I agree this in just about all spots. You need to bet for information anyway. As said, you cant put CO/button on hands if you check. So a dcent bet in ep will at least give you some idea of later positions hands.

If twosevoff says im on to stuff then im pleased! SHit, i think it was you're operation i was reading the other day and the money being made was large (even for me to consider) so if im playing right thanks.

Yes fnord, i pushed 22 into quad Queens once as well as some other hilarious bluff calls