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06-06-2007, 04:25 AM
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5 outs enough for 1:2 all-incall on flop?
I just watched a stoxtradervideo(.50/1 NL), where he has AQ on AJ7rainbow flop vs. 30BB stack.
He bets 5 into 8$ pot and gets minraised. He then shoves so villain gets 20:43 and folds. Stox is surprised, as he says the guy needs just5 outs to be good. My question: poker stove gives KJ for example on that flop 19% equity. thats 5 outs but im 4:1 dog to win the hand so how is a call with 2:1 good here? Thx for help 
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06-06-2007, 08:36 AM
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Re: 5 outs enough for 1:2 all-incall on flop?
43-to-20 works out to a little over 2-to-1 like you said, so 19% equity/5 outs isn't nearly enough to call. You'd need nine, maybe 8 if you had a couple backdoor draws.
5 outs here might be ok if it were a small pot, if you think you can tilt the guy enough to make up for it or to spend a little on table image. Obviously on it's own it's hideously -EV. If it's as you stated he prob just made a mistake or something.
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