Re: 30/60 Stud Hi Flush
On 3rd you should reraise here as your standard play just because of the likelihood the T is stealing, and you're not that far behind split tens anyway.
On 4th you can value raise. You definitely don't want to always raise your flushes but here you have two big cards and straight potential.
On the other hand the 8 is kind of looking like he has a big buried pair himself, and his leading into your board is somewhat strong, so calling is fine too.
Once he calls 5th it looks like he has aces or a four flush, though he could also have two pair or a smaller pair like TT chasing.
The river is a definite three bet, it's not close. He could have trips or aces up or kings up or a smaller flush.
The fact that you hold two eights make it especially unlikely he has a boat.
The main thing I would be afraid of is a bigger flush, but you will see the various holdings you beat a lot more often I think, especially since the 3rd street play is fairly unsual for a flush.
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