

Poker Pro Shares Strategies for Playing a Draw Without Position
The Genting Poker Series in London had a prize pool of over £200k with a guarantee of £100k. The author played a hand with 6s 7s against an opponent who 3-bet to 625 chips.
The flop was Ax Tx Jx with two spades, giving the author a flush draw. The author raised to 1,850 chips on the flop, and the opponent called. On the turn, a Qs came, completing the author's flush. The author checked on the turn and bet 3,400 chips on the river.
In another hand, the author called a raise with 5h 6h on the button. The flop was Ax 9x Tx with two hearts, and the author raised to 1,100 chips. On the turn, another Ax came, and the author bet 900 chips. On the river, a Tx came, and the author checked and folded.
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