Nut Flush Draw and Position

[TightEnd]

Obv KK called here, hence I know what he had

As it happened I turned , and doubled up plus a bit

I fold KK there, in those types of spots, a lot which is why the last few posts (Smart, Longy, Lloyd) etc make a lot of sense to me about the concept of fold equity against different sorts of players

[boldie]

wow..I can't believe people replied to my "flat call" option and said "Don't think the BB flatcalls here ..he will most definetly ship them in"..what do you think I was hoping for when I said flatcall? I want all 2 oppo's chippies in the middle which is why I am not betting with the FD but flatcalling with it.

KK hand is a very easy call to the shove as well for me.

[TightEnd]

with respect, you'll stack off a lot with overpairs in these spots in FR

You'll find sets, two pairs as well as the flush draws

Its opponent specific

[boldie]

with respect, you'll stack off a lot with overpairs in these spots in FR

You'll find sets, two pairs as well as the flush draws

Its opponent specific

I'd have to be pretty sure about oppo to fold KK here..but I can see that fold (I would hardly ever make it..but that's one of the reasons I don't play HE FR cash anymore)

[jordan]

Erm...has everyone forgotten the SB too!
That flop seems made for a SB/BB Special

[Smart Money]

Erm...has everyone forgotten the SB too!
That flop seems made for a SB/BB Special

It's about a 4% chance that he's flopped two pair or a straight (if he completes every hand.) Given that he may well fold 53o, 42o etc it's possibly closer to 2%, and given that he checked the flop too it's probably even less.

And on the rare occasions where he does call your shove with 2 pair/straight, he'll be increasing your equity in the pot anyway if the MP raiser calls with an overpair or set.