Re: Fun w/ Flush Draw
Given your description of UTG, isn't this a muck preflop? I'm not a big fan of playing ATs out of position against a non straightforward non value missing non out of line good player.
The flop is pretty standard i think.
Once he calls the flop though I think there is a very good chance you are getting raised on the turn if you elect to bet. He's a good player, probably recognizes that you are a good player, and will think "well he either has a set or a flush draw, let's see which" and raise the turn. That's why against players like this who know you're good but don't totally know you and know that you are capable of sick semi bluffs like this I sometimes bet 3 bet this turn. So I guess what I'm saying is that I like bet 3 betting this turn against this particular opponent.
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