Re: Playing Baby Straight-Flush Starters Too Aggro on Early Streets?
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A number of years ago, Andrew Prock or someone like that did a ranking of all possible hands based on how they fared equity-wise against six random hands. I wasn't able to find it after a half-hearted Google search. AAA was best and I think something like Q93r was worst. It seems to me that there was a sizable gap between 999, the worst roll-up, and then best three-card straight-flush (I forget whether it was 654 or 543).
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Mr. Prock had 999 at #13 (0.384 vs. 6 opponents), and 345s, the best 3cSF, at #20 (0.324 vs. 6 opponents).
#1, AAA at .484
#2, Q93r at .065
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