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Should the turn slow me down
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[QUOTE="rjb6767, post: 1375253, member: 64175"] Okay, play alot of limit poker. I am talking a nut flush draw. Two in my hand, two on the board after the flopw. My odds are 35 percent to win. So I tend to raise my draws when there are three or more players in the hand when I can without scaring out too many players.... My question is. When the turn comes and I miss, should I still continue to raise my flush draw and ignore the fact that I have only one more card to come and just continuing to count on the theroy of the 35 percent of the time it is goiing to come because that is the odds I started with. Or should I slow down and only raise with five or more players in the pot, since the odds of one draw is only 19 percent? I am thinking that I should not care about what happens, my true odds from the flop are 35 percent and although it changes as things go along per hand, over time I will still win those hands from start to finish 35 percent of the time.. WHat you think? Kind of iffy on this one [/QUOTE]
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