$600 hand -- K-high flush

[gergery]

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I’d probably have jammed the flop and folded to a reraise.
I’d fold on the river


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If you jam the flop, it would cost you $140 (before your action the pot was $100).

My question is, is it worth it to put that much money to test where you are at? Is the reward warrant your investment here on the flop?

Next my concern is if someone comes right back at you and you fold, you will get run over a lot in the future?

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Your opponents will have to fold a good chunk of the time. If they don't have the As, you'll get folds very frequently even dry As may not want to try to bluff it here. If they have Axs without a low, they will almost certainly jam back. If they have Axs with low they probably call to trap and then you have to play poker. It does depend on opponents. If you think dry As will rejam maybe don't do this.

If you're caught, then you need to adjust in future hands, but even then you are much more likely to get action on your good hands then.

meh, i like this alittle less than before but still think its a viable choice.
-Greg

[emptyshell]

Call the flop, fold when the third low card comes. You just lost any ability to figure out where you are. Your little raise doesn't tell you anything.

Or play it like you did, and I'll keep you on my buddy list.

[Wintermute]

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Or play it like you did, and I'll keep you on my buddy list.

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At this point, I'm 100% sure that nothing I ever do will get me removed from your buddy list. Which is cool, b/c there's nobody I like to put a bad beat on more. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

[grandgnu]

Wow, it wasn't so long ago that Mute was a fish. Those King-high flushes sho' be dangerous fool.

Judging by his recent results, I'm guessing he learned his lesson well.