Can you give me an example of a draw-heavy board?

[Mike_25]

An example of a draw-heavy board post-flop that can expose tight players who underbluff would be something like:

Flop: Q♥ J♦ 8♣

This flop contains an open-ended straight draw, a flush draw, and a high card. Some tight players who miss this flop may check behind, reluctant to bluff. If I hold a strong made hand like top pair, I can make sizable bets on this flop to target such players. Those who call me too often without a strong made hand reveal themselves as easy targets going forward. Draw-heavy flops are perfect spots to identify underbluffing tendencies in tight opponents.

 

[Crazy_winner]

If the flop or turn contains multiple cards that potentially link with potential strong hands, it is said to be draw-heavy or drawy. For instance, players might have the opportunity to have a straight draw, flush draw, or combo draw on a flop of 2-9-10 with two hearts.