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Question about PokerStove and Equity
Whilst analyzing a hand recently, I noticed that PokerStove gave 74s an equity of 22 per cent against 3 other random hands; and an equity against the three known showdown holdings of AA, KK, and JTs in the hand in question of l7+ per cent.
Yet the published probabilities for realizing a flush with any two suited cards is slightly greater than 6 per cent. How do you account for this discrepancy? |
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Re: Question about PokerStove and Equity
What discrepancy?
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Re: Question about PokerStove and Equity
Well for starters making a flush is not the only way 74s can win a pot.
Edit: By the way, what was the board in the hand you were analysing? |
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Re: Question about PokerStove and Equity
boing.
that's my brain on bacon. thanks gazz. i got hit by the obvious crossing the street once, twas the other day, in fact. the 74s flopped a 4 card draw, and filled on the turn. |
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