flush draw

[m0t22]

When the tray is released, how do you prefer to play?


Passive, check / call or check / raise?

 

[EvertonGirl]

I like to mix it up, I will sometimes just x/c and sometimes I will x/r.

In the past I have played it too aggressively, and when I do I often miss

 

[izzyill]

I hate betting on flush draws

 

[WhereDidMyEVGo]

What does "when the tray is released" mean?

 

[619Leafs]

When the tray is released, how do you prefer to play?


Passive, check / call or check / raise?

Usually I call a draw, its probably the wrong play but when I do raise and not make the draw I tend to lose most of my stack.


Draws for me is either going to make me a lot of money or kill my bankroll.

 

[freddy66]

30%-30%

is that not the math on the turn and the river on a flush draw?chaseing will either pump your bankroll or bust it baby....much rather get it in with a made hand my friend...good luck at the felts baby!

 

[cranberry]

Here you can consider many options, depending on what kind of cards on hand. General strategy - when playing against one or two opponents, I prefer to play with a semi-bluff, making a minimum raise.

 

[pr0serbian]

It deppends.If i hit flush drew on the flop that probably miss preflop aggresor range i often reise his cbet,if its multiway often i just call and chase it on turn and for right prize on river ...If im aggresor with good stack and short stack shove on my cbet i will pay becouse i can afford to gamble for that flush.If im ultra short that yeah i will put all my chips in the middle on the flop.

 

[Richardszabo]

Hi, since there is no specific hand, I can only state in general terms.This is a pretty common situation in poker and many people are not playing well. All listed options may be good, depending on your situation. I always use a pot odds strategy to make the optimal decision.
There are many detailed descriptions about this, simple math.

 

[Edson]

Can You show some specific hand? I would play that hand in every of that situations, but it depends from what position, and action preflop

 

[blueskies]

Against multiple villains I think it's best to play passively.

Heads up against someone who's shown the ability to fold to check raises or check shoves, and I feel the flop didn't hit his range hard, I would dial up the aggression.

If you have position, you can bluff on the river if villain slows down.