flush draws

[Arsenal28]

Early on in a tournament when the blinds are low I don't mind staying in and throwing a few bets at a flush draw, especially with a lot of other people in the pot. When the blinds are low even missing doesn't hit your stack very much. If I am reraised while I'm on a draw I usually fold since it isn't worth the risk. Percentages aren't in my favor at that point. Later on in tournaments I try to stay away from all chasing. It just always seems to be an easy way to get yourself out of the money. It is something that a lot of people get carried away with and I was one of them when I first started out. Now I like to think I'm a little more patient and won't put my tournament life on the line with a draw unless I'm short stacked and drawing to the nuts.

[kingsnthahole]

i like to chase when i know there are 3-4 other people in the pot, 2 of which may be on the same flush draw as me, however, i only get my money in before all the paper is dealt if i have the nut draw...or a flush and straight combo draw. I have no problem getting all in if i know im getting 4x my chips back.

[sweetpea]

If I have A-anything suited and I get 2 of the same suit on the flop, I find it difficult if not impossible to fold my "4-flushed with the nuts card" hand.

[markjfixit]

flush draws have made me a ton and I have lost a ton with them. so I am kinda in the middle of the road, so many factors have to go into the decision now instead of insta aggression like I have before.