Fofa
Rock Star
Platinum Level
In poker, whether to bet or check when you have a flush draw after the flop depends on factors like your hand strength, pot odds, and opponent behavior. There's no one-size-fits-all answer, but consider these factors to make an informed decision based on the specific game situation. Also, when you explain a hand you need to give more infos...
Overall i think checking with a flush draw is better than betting with nothing.
Overall i think checking with a flush draw is better than betting with nothing.
dannystanks
Rock Star
Silver Level
Betting is always good because you have a chance of your opponent folding. If they don’t fold you can still win by sucking out or bet the river if you miss and hope they fold. If your opponent never folds then checking is not a bad play. Good luck!
Newzooozooo
Legend
Loyaler
Hi
It is simply impossible to give you a specific answer. There are different situations, different tournaments, different opponents. Your actions should take into account many factors in each specific situation. There is no one-size-fits-all scenario, each time your decision may be different.
Good luck
pentazepam
Legend
Platinum Level
If you are up against calling stations there is almost never correct to semi-bluff (unless you have some super strong combo draws or are in some multiway situations with great equity) since they fold so rarely.
If you are up against tight weak players your folding equity goes up and they rarely pay you off when you hit so the semi-bluff goes up in value.
If you are up against tight weak players your folding equity goes up and they rarely pay you off when you hit so the semi-bluff goes up in value.
