[jhasper]

This is typical situation - would like to know what you people think.
Assume you limped in with two medium suited cards, f.ex. JTs, QTs, T9s.
One more limper, raise from the button. You call as well as second limper and
flop gave you 4 of a flush, no pairs. Does not matter what happen on flop,
lets say you check, second one checks, original raisor bets and you
both call. May be some different bet patterns but point is that last bet
or raise belongs to original raiser. Turn gave you the flush, board is not
paired.
Your move. What you do ?
I would separate two cases :
1. Ace or King of your suit is on the board.
2. Your high card is high card of the flush.

[teddyfist]

You have to bet!!! Make sure there is money in the pot. The bonus would be to get a raise from the original raiser. Now if the other player calls 2 bets I would re-raise, If he folds I would just call and hope to check raise on the river knowing that the only way the original raiser can win is to bet.