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Message: [QUOTE="JEP712, post: 1378249, member: 73935"] Here is what you have to remember. The players that are all in will see all 5 cards no matter what. If you don't flop a good hand, there is no point to risk more chips betting your opponent out the pot. If you do have a good hand, go ahead and extract more. Decent players know the "rule" of checking it down. It's just better chances to knock out the all in guy if you and the other player see all 5 cards together. If you do end up making a good hand, go ahead and bet a small portion and hope to get paid off. Just remember you can't say anything to "checking it down". This can disqualify a hand. I also agree with OzExorist. This is a super general thing. Gotta be more in depth and post some situations. [/QUOTE]