Originally Posted by will641

well first of all, the only thing villain bets on flop isnt TP. in either case, i raise flop and get a fold at least 60% of the time.

Originally Posted by will641

yes

Originally Posted by langaan

dont matter what hes betting with at this point because im looking at a flush draw.

Originally Posted by eugmac

Just so it's clear that you understand what Pelion said, if he's tight and only bets good hands you have implied odds to just call his bet. If he is loose and bets a lot of stuff, then you should do a semi-bluff raise because he will often fold if he doesn't have at least a pair of kings, and you have plenty of outs just in case he calls your raise.

The 2:1 odds for a flush draw to hit on the turn or river are only useful if it's the last bet you're going to have to call, i.e. if villain is going all in on the flop and you the pot is laying you 2:1, it's +EV to call. If you are very likely going to have to call another big bet on the turn, the 2:1 odds are not that useful. On the other hand as Pelion mentioned if the opp will give up on the turn after the flop bet is called very often then taking a floating line by taking the pot away when he checks can be good, as can be just checking behind and taking your free card. Raising is good for a lot of reasons including disguising your hand when your flush does come. It's a pretty transparent play to keep calling with a flush draw then start raising when the flush completes.