Blah $2.25 6 SNG

HoldemPokerPlyr · #1 06-16-2007, 05:18 PM

Yea? I felt like I had plenty of outs though. Flush draw, open ended straight draw.

CBone · #2 06-16-2007, 09:04 PM

You had 15 outs, which roughly equals 30% to hit. Calling when you are 3:1 to hit while getting 2.5:1 on your money is bad in a cash game, it's even worse in a SNG. Oh, and fold that junk PF.

rakemeplz · #3 06-16-2007, 11:14 PM

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Yea? I felt like I had plenty of outs though. Flush draw, open ended straight draw.

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On the flop, 2 cards to come, yeah you're good. On the turn compare your outs to non outs and you'll see youre getting your money in pretty bad.

Also, and I dont mean to be demeaning, but you'd be better off analyzing some of these mathematical situations on your own, and you'll improve as a player.

Snarf · #4 06-17-2007, 09:47 AM

the min raise on the flop seems to have bought you a cheap turn, you have lots of outs and donkeys that will pay you off when you hit - so just call the turn bet

after raising, fold to the raise, here's why:

you (hopefully) are FAR better than your competition

and t1,000 at l1 is healthy enough to do some damage in situations when you are NOT chasing