can never hit a flush

[pokerlance]

never once in my life have i won a flush draw in poker when all in for real

[unchosen]

You only have about a 30% chance to hit a flush when you have a flush draw on the flop. A lot of new players don't know this and just like to push there chips in thinking they have a good chance of getting flush.

[spiderman637]

THATS SO SAD PAL...
I THINK U HAVE NOT PLAYED ENOUGH GAMES, OR ESLE U WOULD HAVE BY NOW...

[blueflatop]

I think I am well below that average for hitting the flush draws.  That being said, I probably have great hands beaten 90% of the time when there is a flush draw the board.   Last hand was my AA  against J4 hearts and flop was A8 hearts.  This is last time I push all in without the nuts lol.  And yes,   there was a large raise preflop!!!!!!

[sprocketdog]

You may be posting in here alot, with that play, All-in unforced with only draw, is
 
begging to get beat.

[FatBasset]

If you have a flush draw and over card or gut shot straight draw it takes win percent up to about 48%.  So its better to shove with a few more outs on top of your flush draw

[pjr54]

Relying on just a flush draw is very risky at best, you have only 9 outs and unless you are short stacked to risk all your chips is a extremely poor play.

[Tomturkey46]

yes and I ran into that yesterday.  Hit my str8 on the turn and bet the pot, called by a flush draw that hit on the river.

                                                                                               The Turkey

[pattie2]

It always seems that my chances are very slim to hit that flush yet when the other guy takes a chance he hits it like 80% of the time. Can never figure that out.

[DEAN_01]

        I usually try not  to chase the flush on ring games but kinda play for a str8 with suited cards.  Or two pair full house-flush draw, or 1 pair str8 and or flush draw.  Once in a while you will get lucky.  I raised preflop with a10 suited on bodogs 10 cnt ring, and hit the back door flush.  I was raising each street as if I had a big pair and got lucky on the river.  BUT only one time I did this. With a  caller behind me. 

      If I'm feeling frisky or I have a big stack I will chase tho--- especially with big cards, or a pair.



       

[FatBasset]

the trick with a flush draw is getting paid off after chasing.  most of the time if you are calling on flop and turn it becomes obvious you are chasing a draw and won't get paid off by most players. 

[sprocketdog]

Just tired of losing every good hand, sick and fn tired

[jimma97]

i dont hardly ever hit them but still draw to them all the time

[steveo2003]

allin on a flush draw is a common play. Seems to me it hits aginst me more than for me but sometimes you have to take the risk.

[trash]

The trick is to be lucky, or pretend you are when the 3rd card falls face up on the table.  It helps if you have a lot of chips left to complete the slam dunk or make others fold their cards on your bluff.