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As you all know the theory behind 'good betting' is to give your opponent incorrect, or bad, odds to call/chase.

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No, this is just one of many considerations. You also need to consider how much value you get from weaker made hands, how much you will pay off stronger made hands, whether you will induce successful bluffs, and whether you will induce unsuccessful bluffs.

When a flush draw is possible, somemone with random cards or a wide range has about a 5% chance of having a flush draw. Playing with the assumption that your opponent has a flush draw will only be right accidentally against the other 95%.