question for pros

[VargaGroom]

if i flop a flush draw is it a good idea to shove all in before the river?

[matg281]

no lol. well that depends on the situation, who your playing against, what the board looks like, stack sizes etc. personally i wont ship on a draw unless i have a decent pair too. but hey, i'm no pro.

[benjigabby]

Even if you have the nut draw, this is a very loaded question as it has too many variables to list. Bottom line...do you feel lucky?

[jasonv12]

There is way more too this question than this. Typically tho, you wouldn't want to flip for your tournament. The thing is, you'll win it a lot with a bet straight up too. And sometimes that's worth it. 140 chips into a 280 chip pot is worth it if you'd pick up the pot more than half the time for example (at least deep stacked). Try to think about things in terms of survival and chip accumulation, rather than a general one right answer.

[AryAlton]

probally not before the river, you might want to see all the cards before getting all in. exspecailly on a megre site

[Prawney]

I am going to defer to lilg on this one.

[ssuglia]

if i flop a flush draw is it a good idea to shove all in before the river?

You need to give quite a bit more information regarding a hand to make a decision like that.

I am going to defer to lilg on this one.

Smartest thing said in this entire thread.

[JLynn171]

You think its ever a good idea to go all in with out a made hand???

[lespaul]

need mo info!

[zWahoowa]

A flush draw on the flop is ~40% win for you. Shoving anything prematurely is bad... build the pot up if you hit before going allin