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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6911921, member: 397965"] Exactly. And its not an incorrect strategy either. If we want to play a GTO game, we are suppose to have a leading range on turn and river cards, that change the nuts. And a flush filling card certainly fits that bill. A GTO player of course have to balance the value leads with some bluffs. Which on this board could perhaps be busted gutshots, if these still call the turn. Or otherwise hands like KxQd or KxJd. However as you say, in the micros many players wont have the bluffs and will typically show you a flush or another nutted hand almost every single time, they take this line. And if we want to sometimes call with top pair to confirm this population read, then we can do it, when we have a diamond in our hand. Ad5s is a better call here than AhQs, since people are almost never leading this river with an in between hand like AJ or A9. [/QUOTE]