Is It Ever Right

Is it Ever Right to call an allin flop bet when ur drawing to the Nut Flush Draw? What makes it right or wrong?

It depends.

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Originally Posted by StarGrinder

It depends.

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read this and you will have your answer very soon. you'll also learn a little bit about something fundamental to playing poker.

pot odds dependent.. You're better off betting big draws than calling if you really want to put money in when your behind. You're playing 2NL though.. so you dont have much fold equity anyway. You'd be far better off trying to see the turn and river as cheap as possible and stacking douches that cant fold a pair.

Originally Posted by StarGrinder

It depends.

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^+1. This is fundamental, and very well explained in this thread, so make the effort of going through that. Pick one of your hands in your DB and make the analysis in this thread.

Additionally, here is a very important thread as well on the path to your poker math enlightenment:

http://www.flopturnriver.com/pokerfo...ht=mathematics

Actually, the "analyze calling an all-in" thing is just a shortcut derived from the underlying EV equation. EV equations are the cornerstone of poker math, so definitely work your way through these threads.

Originally Posted by PrvtBong

Is it Ever Right to call an allin flop bet when ur drawing to the Nut Flush Draw? What makes it right or wrong?

the next 2 cards.

it can be, depending on the pot odds and sometimes if you have the K or A then you might have some extra outs if hitting the pair wins the hand

so if you're drawing to the nut flush do u think its right to call an all in if u have $1 left in a $1mirrion dorra pot?