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over time is it a winning play to play flush or straight draws aggressively
i find myself putting alot of my stack in chasing my draws only to miss
just looking for some advice please
thank you
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What's also important is the value of getting to showdown, and what I mean by this is how much EV is lost by betting and getting x/r off of our hand. With a FD we really want to see a river, we want to max out its sxi equity, so betting and folding is such a disastrous outcome for those hands. Whether to bet or check a FD, let's say specifically in a turn spot where the villain is an aggressor and has just checked to us, depends on blockers, whether we can continue vs a hefty raise, etc. However, one thing is ubiquitous throughout any siuation in NL and any other poker game, if your opponent is being passive in response to bets, you should increase your betting frequency, so your flush draw aggression should increase. The same is true in reverse. It's very dependent. But what I just said is something that would be written if anyone were to ever release The Principles of Poker, it's very important and most people don't capitalise on it. On Sky I'd bet most players hypoadjust, rather than hyperadjust, and hyperadjustment to things like whether your opponent never check-raises is very significant.
Cliffs for OP, your play can & should drastically change in response to different opponents and you should be aware of his aggression / passivity. If he's passive you should be more inclined to bet.