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Message: [QUOTE="Bill_Hollorian, post: 355110, member: 5756"] Hi XD and everyone, OK what am I missing? 1.) 3 players with stacks that can hurt each other. Flop is cheap, Nut flush in position so you slow play. Please consider at least a small bet to reopen the betting round. Give your opponent some rope to hang himself, on this flop. On the turn he improves to 2 pair which he bets 6 dollars at. You basically min raise. At this point he has to call 9 to win about 29. bad odds, but he thinks his 2 pair may be good. It brings a 4 flush, but his implied odds are HUGE. The nine dollars he needs to call your raise represents about 10 percent of his stack. Plus with the pre flop limp he pulls a pair. My feelings are this, of course I have 20/20 vision here. 1.) Your in position no represents power, let's raise it up righ here pre flop. 2.) Slow play of the monster on the flop. You know what, a reraise opens up the betting round to give them the opportunity to make a bigger mistake. 3.) on the turn consider You raise to the size of the pot. Since that pot includes his lead out bet, consider tripling his bet as opposed to the total sum of the pot. Regardless, good play here. 4.) World class professional level call on the end... WOW! Most would have raised for value here, the call you made here is the key to the hand. This is where you saved money, and this is where your equity is long term. The things above are for consideration. I don't know if I could have played it any better, but my question is, can anyone make a case that he had implied odds, and his bet call on the turn wasn't the worst thing in the world. Hell, he figured he may not need to improve, and if he did he may be able to bust someone? XD great call on the end, was your mouse pulling itself toward the push all in button? Bill [/QUOTE]

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