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[QUOTE="neishe, post: 390150, member: 10209"] Personally I think a check would stink of a strong hand, on the other hand he's not quite pot committed yet having put only roughly 500 of 3000 chips in the pot, therefore if he hasn't hit a flush he can still get away from the hand so overbetting the pot will only get called if he has the flush, why take the risk of him throwing a lesser hand away? I think I would bet about half - three quarters the pot to try and make it seem like "feeler" bet with the presence of the possible flush. With any luck he at least call this, some players would even reraise if he did put the rereaise in you now have him pot committed. Call the reraise and push on the river! [/QUOTE]
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