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Message: [QUOTE="emk4976, post: 4064379, member: 22818"] In the hand you just described, you could of played it a little different. Like because there is a flush draw on the board and a player leading out betting you should know hes probably betting the flush draw and theres still two cards to call. If its the nut flush draw most players will not fold to any bet. So just call on flop, to minimize damage if the flush hits on turn. Now if flush doesn't hit, then you might then try to get guy to fold by betting and reraiseing. You know once flush hits your drawing dead with a straight. I think its what moves you are making on certain streets that are coasting you to lose big pots. Try to keep pots small till after river falls and then access your hand verses the other players at your table. [/QUOTE]