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One thing you might want to add: your starting hand in the example you provide... [/ QUOTE ] obviously JJ |
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The board in your example has a number of draws, including a flush draw and some potential straight draws. While they certainly have to be discounted because of your reads, that really isn't a drawless board. I'd be more inclined to view the hand as truly WA/WB if you at least put a rainbow flop out there.
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The board in your example has a number of draws, including a flush draw and some potential straight draws. While they certainly have to be discounted because of your reads, that really isn't a drawless board. I'd be more inclined to view the hand as truly WA/WB if you at least put a rainbow flop out there. [/ QUOTE ] That was my first thought too- that it was very strange for him to refer to a 67Q with 2 hearts flop as having "no draws." Edit: NM...i see that it was a typo now. |
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