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 - Bigger Flushes, K. NG - The table shows the chances of another player having a flush draw when there are two suited cards on the flop depending on how many players are in the pot and how many of the cards in that suit you hold....
- Flush draws, E. Reuter - If P=4 pre-flop and there is a bet and call on the flop, then there will be
6+2=8 SBs in the pot after the opponents bets 1 BB on the turn when your flush misses, giving pot odds of 8:2 or 4:1, which is...
- Losing Flushes, B. Alspach - The essential table from the article is the following: L is the number of unseen ranks larger than the player's flush under the assumption there are 10 players and three suited cards...
- Paying for the flush draw.... , L. Jones - As Ed pointed out, Tc may not be an out. However, there's a bet and a *raise* in front of our hero. It seems unlikely that either the bettor or raiser is drawing at clubs, but it's not unthinkable...
- Raise a four-flush on the flop ?, R. Dubisch - You know, I see more misunderstanding on this issue than almost any other.
There are good players posting here that the odds are 1.9 to 1, therefore
raise (usually not specified exactly, but many interpret this as...
- Raising on the come, A. Bostick - If you aren't the favorite, you're a dog. With a jack-high flop, two to
your suit, AXs is still a dog compared to (say) the AJ held by an opponent. I think even J2o is going to win hands that start with...
- Value betting with a draw, Hitheflop - My study of flop games suggests that the area of correct
pot odd for a flush draw (and similarly a straight draw) is poorly understood by many authors...
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