hi play your flush worse please

okay thanks

so stacking someone isnt enough?

you expect me to play every hand in some standard pre-conceptualized form whereas I like to try different things so just save your completely unsubstantial criticism for someone else

that's only because he had a straight, you will not stack AT making such a painfully obvious play

I dont give a shit about A10, I give a shit about lower flushes, sets, straights, overpairs, draws, two pair, the list goes on - and A10 isnt getting stacked because this player would never have A10 here. And betting out the turn is just as obvious as checkraising, it depends on many variables like how the player percieves your checkraise or betting out and I dont think you can make such broad generalizations about one hand. You dont know if this player is more inclined to put me on a flush if I frontbet or checkraise.

i fold AA here when you make such an obvious checkraise with a flush

most good players would

btw you don't need to try very hard to stack a lower flush or a straight or 2pair or a set or an overpair on 25NL, but there is really no point at all to checkraising the turn, that only creates more fold equity because your hand is so goddamn transparent

IM PLAYING 25NL, and if good players think this is transparent thats fine because im not always going to turn a flush and checkraise, I might do it as a bluff to represent the flush and then that "transparency" becomes deception. I have different ways of approaching this, I'll checkraise the flop and lead the turn, or just lead all the way through it really depends on what I feel like doing.

So if you have AA and I lead flop you are gonna raise me right? Then I lead the turn you arent folding? I dont understand the point of this conversation since you having AA against me in this type of hand is completely foreign to this situation unless you like to limp/call with Aces.