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 [Betting at Betfair] Like running through treacle: I'm a bit worried about the potential flush draw and I make a continuation bet (c-bet) of 759. Now this is the first time I've not bet an even amount so will look odd to anyone watching.

 [Shermhoy's Weblog] Short Session against a regular on Full Tilt: So he starts off by winning 120 or so when he raised the flop of 4 5 7 two clubs and i had 10 7.  I called and turn comes and ace and he fired 150 into a 170 dollar pot.  It just didn’t have a good feel to it and I laid it down.  I was able to work myself back even by showing some agression and bluffing at some middle sized pots.  Then the big hand came up.  I had AA and raised to 18 and he called.  Flop is 3 5 8 and he checks i bet 27 he calls.  Turn is a 3 pairing the board, he checks I bet 67 and he makes it 170 i think for a while fully going to call but wanted to make it look as if i was weak.  I put him on a club draw as there were two out there or something like top pair weak kicker.  The River blanked as it was no club and it was a 4 and he leads out for 350 really quick..i basically instacalled and he showed 5 7 :).  He only had 120  left and the next hand we get it all in on flop he had set and I had nut flush draw and was able to draw out on him.  He got up and left after this hand and it was very satisfieing to be able to take down a regular and feel good about my game.

[stoxpoker.com | Collection of poker blogs and poker strategy from online poker pros -] Brief Foxwoods Report: The river brought the backdoor flush, and the big blind checked again. I really didn't think he called the turn with a flush draw, and I really thought I had the best hand as this player was very straightforward and it seemed clear he didn't like the king on the turn.

[Poker & Blackjack Blog] Poker Tournament Strategy - Winning Sit and Go’s: Once you lose a bad beat, let’s say you have AA the other player has QQ, the flop comes 4, 7, J rainbow. There is no chance of a flush draw or straight draw.

[pokerstars Poker Blog] EPT San Remo: Jason Mercier, a PokerStars qualifier from Florida ...: “The two handed heads up was a surprise. I really wasn’t sure what he had when he raised so much, I thought maybe a weak ace, maybe a small pair, maybe just nothing so I figured the opportunity with KQ would be significant.

[In The Kaje] The basic facts about No-Limits Texas Holdem that every gambler ...: Say other player has Q of spades and J of clubs and the board is J of diamonds, 8 of clubs and 7 of spades and there is $10 in the pot. The other player's hand is very vulnerable, because while it actually beats most hands, the board is too questionable as you and other gamblers can already have more suitable hands (straight, top pair with a high kicker, two pair, etc) or they can be on a perfect draw.

 [Daily Hand Quiz] Flush draw and pair facing small lead, no limit cash: With the number of draws on this board, there’s both a greater number of combinations of drawing hands and a greater motivation for made hands to protect against draws. To me, that means you can expect him to have a draw more often in this spot than a made hand, and that you can expect him to bet more when he does have a made hand.

[Lens Work West] The basic facts about No-Limits Texas Holdem that every gambler ...: Say your opponent has Q of spades and J of clubs and the board is J of diamonds, 8 of clubs and 7 of spades and there is $10 in the pot. Your opponent's hand is very exposed, because while it factually beats most hands, the board is too questionable as you and other players can already have more suitable hands (straight, top pair with a high kicker, two pair, etc) or they can be on a good draw.

[Global Days of Action] The basic facts about No-Limits Texas Holdem that every gambler ...: Nevertheless, you still have a good chance to hit a showing great promise draw a straight draw or a flush draw. In sequence to win a huge pot, you would probably have to call a bet at the flop in order to see the turn and river hoping to get a card that'll complete your draw.

[pokerstars Poker Blog] EPT San Remo: Final table in place after a long day at the baize: Peter Roche, a familiar player on this and previous seasons of the EPT recorded his best cash finish to date, eliminated on 18th place in a flush draw hand against Eric Koskas, and popular PokerStars Sponsored Player Jan Heitmann was unable to hold on longer than 16th place.

[T6poker Blog] My Sanremo Day-1: First hand of the tournament I made the nut flush on an Ace river and over bet 5500 versus someone I thought had a smaller flush or a set. He showed an Ace for top pair, but I assume he made two pair.

[Ryan Prins' Blog] Aaron takes down five man tourney: I was really short stakced after Aaron took all of Sean’s chips and I has basically one hand left and I was on a flush draw, Jack high. Aaron ended up taking the pot with a baby pair after my draw was busted.

[Chipstacked.com - Online Poker Strategy Blog] When To Fire A Second Barrel In No-Limit Hold’em: Your draw had less value to begin with, so the fact that you got pushed off of it costs you less. In fact, it may even have saved you money if, for instance, you bet a small flush draw .

 [PokerListings.com - Blog] Final Table Set at WPT Shooting Star: The bloodletting began in just the first few minutes when 2007 WSOP bracelet winner Robert Cheung went broke with a draw. Cheung's draw was up against Brandon Cantu's made hand and failed to suck out, setting an up-tempo tone for the early levels.

 [Poker Blog] High Stakes Pot Limit Omaha Trex313, Pr1nnyraid, Icre84U and more: Much to his chagrin, player ‘Icre84U’ showed two aces, with an ace high flush draw, leaving ‘trex313′

[Gambling Blog] Stud Poker Strategy: Fifth Street Decisions: After my last column when I explored a decision to fold a four-flush on fourth street, I’ve had some questions about other, similar situations. Since poker is a game of decisions, try your hand at figuring out what to do in the following situations.

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