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Message: [QUOTE="Lavitz, post: 288091, member: 458"] The odds that someone else has a flush that is higher are extremely slim. Seven high flush isnt as bad as you might think. There are still four lower cards (not counting your 2) and although the possibility of a lower flush is unlikely, it is even more unlikely that the person will be holding the same suited hand considering there are only 13 cards of each suit. You holding two with at least 3 being on the board leaves only 8. Meanwhile (not counting the last two different suited cards on the board) there are 37 other cards that are not the same suit. Chances are he has one of them in his hand. However, if four cards of the same suit come up, your 7 high flush becomes a lot weaker because the opponent need only have one card of that suit to have you beat. [/QUOTE]