Playing live the other night, got into a betting war with someone that by the river I was for sure he was on a flush when I folded with 2 high pair Q and K's. After the river missed my flush, the guy leads out a $4 bet and which I folded but I was this hand for about $12 up to this point and just folded instead of paying the $4 to see (NOT TO MENTION ALMOST A $70 pot) a lot of action in this hand until after the turn and people then dropped off because of the flush opportunity on the board.
This guy flips over NOTHING but a pair of 8's and I was like HOLY CRAp - SOme dude then whispers to me that, if he had the flush he would not have lead the bets like he did, he would of let me lead the betting to see if I was strong or not. DOES THIS MAKE SENSE because I saw the same thing happen to another player at the table, a big river bet but at least this guy wasnt like me and put the money in and won becasue the other guy had nothing.
Last night the same thing, and Im noticing this with flush opportunities, some dude throws $4 on the river bet and he wasnt holding anything of value but gave the illusion he was, but when I saw him do this and then when he showed, It was just like the other night. AS stated above I seemed to be the only falling for this as I folded whereas the other examples the guy was called and the original better lost. I KNOW ITS GAMBLING but it seems weird to play so strong when you arent (THIS IS LIMIT TABLES so $4 is pretty good bet) but what can I say I basically let go of $70 becasue I wouldnt risk $4 extra dollars


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