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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1804286, member: 71146"]
I think most might be mis interpreting what OP means, of course we know a wheel doesn't make the "most" money but  I assume OP is in reference to actually getting people of hands and getting big pots all in on the flop, people won't ever (rightly so) fold any decent over pair, even middle pairs on boards like that. It's so difficult in most cases to put someone on a flopped wheel and people with A,10+ or any over cards even will get their chips in the middle and pairs like 8'8s+ are never ever folding unless they suspect villian is holding a bigger pair and slow playing. A lot of the time, people will call of a stack with any over cards to the board as most villians can well be shoving any open ended/flush draws etc with over cards so yes, boards like this "can" generate a hefty big pot on the flop because they assume people miss this sort of flop everytime that's why flopped wheels "can" and "do" quite often create a huge pot on the flop.

I guess it's is what context you mean "making the most money" determines that, but I understand what the guy meant in a way. A flopped wheel vs anyones over pairs, flush draws, sets etc are always getting their money in so in terms of biggest flop pots I guess it's possible because you only ever get such big pots with big pocket pairs vs big pocket pairs on the flop with a sort of "dryish" board like this. Most times your over pairs are always good..so yeah I kind of understand what the guy means in a way.
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