Betting draws or not.

[Dice Man]

Forgive my noob-like question on this topic.

As i'm reviewing & tryng to improve aspects of my post-flop game, i could do with some advice on the best way of playing these hands at the early levels of turbo sng's - bb 50 or less.

How do you like to play OESD/flush draws from early/late position ? either against 1 or 2 players or multiway ?

Late in the tourney i'm playing these very aggressively, of course.

[taipan168]

This is quite situation specific, post some hands that you have queries about and it makes it much easier.

[givememyleg]

Excuse my ignorance, but I didn't know postflop play existed in sngs?!?!?!?!

[Dice Man]

I think i'm looking for a general "rule of thumb" guide , taipan168 - to help me make quick decisions when multitabling, & specific to turbo sng's.

[taipan168]

I think i'm looking for a general "rule of thumb" guide , taipan168 - to help me make quick decisions when multitabling, & specific to turbo sng's.

That's the thing, I don't think there are any general rules that can be applied in these situations, it is very dependent on the situation. Not sure what you mean, surely you don't need to be told to "call a bet if you have odds to hit your draw" and "check-raise all-in if you're OOP on the flop and you have two overcards and the nut flush draw"?

[Big-EZ]

If I'm in position and smell weakness I will almost always bet a draw. If I am out of position I will never throw out money on a draw even if I do think my opponent is very weak.

[drmcboy]

do you have FE? is the pot big right now? tend to bet.

no FE? small pot? multiway? tend to check.

past that tai is right, a 'rule' isn't really of any value.