Originally Posted by AvatarKava

With both flush and straight draws out there I'd be reraising on the flop, not just calling. Chances are you'll still lose the hand (this is limit, after all), but at least that would have made nitewalker call a two-bet to see the turn.

Originally Posted by Fnord

LMAO.

You can't "charge" draws in a (small stakes) limit game. You just can't give them incorrect enough odds to call. It's flawed thinking that leads to leaks, so stop trying.

Figure out if you have the best hand and drive value from there. The flop play was fine, as you don't want to chase out the other hands (like top pair) drawing dead to paying off your hand and the flush draw. Turn play is fine, as the flush may be out, you don't have a diamond, you're either wayy ahead or wayy behind and once again overcalls are good.

Originally Posted by AvatarKava

I still am not altogether sure that I shouldn't reraise there - in hindsight, it's easy to know that the raiser in front is on a draw, but any one of the people behind him could have been, too - I'd rather push the issue and be playing against one draw rather than possibly two or three. Again, not enough limit experience to know if players on a straight draw typically fold here, but I would think they should...