What to do

[KarlizLV]

First, I apologies for my English, its only my 2ND language, and I'm only 15.

OK.
I get in situations like this a lot.
Imagine my hand is    
 a flop comes

 

I have the highest pair, and a queen as a kicker, but I'm a bit scared from the hearts. usually I make pretty big bets here to make other players fold, because I dint want to see another heart on the turn and get beaten by a flush.
Or should I better slowplay or what?
thanks.

[Rookie (Rodney)]

What limits are you playing?

[bolt pp]

and I'm only 15.

LOL

don't you have homework to do

(unless you're a scandie, i read they're teaching you this shit is school over there)

If that's the case this is cheating!!!!

[Rookie (Rodney)]

Booo bolt, thats why i asked!

Was gonna ring the rozza's.

[bolt pp]

Booo bolt, thats why i asked!

Was gonna ring the rozza's.

lol

didn't i read somwhere they were(or they had plans to start)teaching poker in schools over there?

[KarlizLV]

and I'm only 15.

LOL

don't you have homework to do

(unless you're a scandie, i read they're teaching you this shit is school over there)

If that's the case this is cheating!!!!

Sorry, mate, I'll stop playing poker for 3 years now. -.-

[Charlie44]

History of oponents actions  and pre flop position will give some indication whether your likely to be outkicked. imo 70% of pot is enough to make it wrong for op to draw for flush. No need to bet really big - and hence loose less if the action becomes really strong and you have to fold.

[KarlizLV]

History of oponents actions  and pre flop position will give some indication whether your likely to be outkicked. imo 70% of pot is enough to make it wrong for op to draw for flush. No need to bet really big - and hence loose less if the action becomes really strong and you have to fold.

thanks!

[snoopy1239]

Difficult to say as different situations require different approaches. You need to provide us with a specific example with stacks, betting patterns, etc.