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Message: [QUOTE="Jarud, post: 5894557, member: 373133"] I think the way you played this hand will be -EV over the long haul. Your plan of implied odds only really works when the SB comes along for the ride. When he checks after the flop he likely caps his range. What hands are likely to check on the flop after a pre-flop squeeze and two callers? Mostly junk. When the CO ships it to me it becomes a simple task of calculating your pot odds against your equity. You need about 45% and as we can see you had 35%. Low suited connector hands have more implied odds the deeper we are. I think though very often 3s4s is hand that's very difficult to realize its equity and is going to have to be folded very often on the flop. It's not very often you flop a flush draw with and open ended straight draw. [/QUOTE]