[jalexand42]

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Why does his flat call on the flop with people to act behind represent a big hand over a draw? Would a draw never peel one, especially with players yet to act, hoping to give them odds to peel as well, thus giving him great odds on his draw/possible combo draw (all while disguising his hand)?

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I expect people can peel here with draws, made hands, and sometimes air (less likely with people behind).

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Also, if we new he had a draw on the turn, c/r isn't as bad as its made out to be.

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Too bad you don't know if I have a draw. :P

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We can't always count on him bluffing the river if he missed. It seems just as likely that he calls the raise to gamble, no?

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Um, depends on stacks and odds of a draw hitting with one card to come. I wouldn't intentionally call a raise without odds just to gamboooool.