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07-26-2006, 03:06 PM
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\"run it twice\"
ive seen it on HSP, but how does it work exactly? i know the 2 remaining hands flip cards over and they have 2 boards. so you have to win both boards to take the whole pot? if you win 1 board and lose the other board you chop the pot? what if you win 1 board and chop the other board? i mite wanna bring this up next time in our home game when all of money is in the middle but there are no clear favorite, ie. AK vs 1010, etc
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#2
07-26-2006, 03:16 PM
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Re: \"run it twice\"
A win and a chop is 3/4 to whoever won the first one. The rest of your assumptions are correct.
Something else you can do is make a deal where you figure how much equity each player has at that moment and chop the pot accordingly. For example, if somebody wants to chop who has flopped a set, moved in, and called by a open ended straight flush draw. This requires you to know what the odds are in a particular situation off the top of your head, and another player who knows he's got the worst of it and is willing to take a portion of his equity back. In my regular game, nobody gets it in on a draw with any illusions their hand is any good, they're just trying to bad beat somebody so they can rub it in. Good luck.
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