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03-07-2007, 09:53 AM
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Re: Durrr WORKING Sbrugby right now on FTP
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Hand of the day shows how powerful draws can be in omaha. With no flush draw present I was 52.5% favorite on the turn with top set against a complete wrap. I was suprised to find out how close in equity these two hands are. I kinda knew that wraps were really powerful but I would not have expected top set to be a coinflip on the turn to a wrap. One thing that is very diferent in omaha vs holdem is the equity of draws downs't change much on the turn vs. the flop as it does in no limit holdem. [/ QUOTE ] WOW. Just read this from sb's blog. It may sound nitty, but I am amazed that a player playing this high against the best in the world does not know intimately and exactly the relative strengths of big draws v made hands on flop and turn. 
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#112
03-07-2007, 11:39 AM
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Re: Durrr WORKING Sbrugby right now on FTP
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[ QUOTE ] Hand of the day shows how powerful draws can be in omaha. With no flush draw present I was 52.5% favorite on the turn with top set against a complete wrap. I was suprised to find out how close in equity these two hands are. I kinda knew that wraps were really powerful but I would not have expected top set to be a coinflip on the turn to a wrap. One thing that is very diferent in omaha vs holdem is the equity of draws downs't change much on the turn vs. the flop as it does in no limit holdem. [/ QUOTE ] WOW. Just read this from sb's blog. It may sound nitty, but I am amazed that a player playing this high against the best in the world does not know intimately and exactly the relative strengths of big draws v made hands on flop and turn. [/ QUOTE ] I concur...
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#113
03-07-2007, 02:23 PM
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Re: Durrr WORKING Sbrugby right now on FTP
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[ QUOTE ] Hand of the day shows how powerful draws can be in omaha. With no flush draw present I was 52.5% favorite on the turn with top set against a complete wrap. I was suprised to find out how close in equity these two hands are. I kinda knew that wraps were really powerful but I would not have expected top set to be a coinflip on the turn to a wrap. One thing that is very diferent in omaha vs holdem is the equity of draws downs't change much on the turn vs. the flop as it does in no limit holdem. [/ QUOTE ] WOW. Just read this from sb's blog. It may sound nitty, but I am amazed that a player playing this high against the best in the world does not know intimately and exactly the relative strengths of big draws v made hands on flop and turn. [/ QUOTE ] Pffft, he's not playing the cards, he's playing the players, like Jamie Gold!
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#114
03-07-2007, 02:26 PM
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Re: Durrr WORKING Sbrugby right now on FTP
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[ QUOTE ] Hand of the day shows how powerful draws can be in omaha. With no flush draw present I was 52.5% favorite on the turn with top set against a complete wrap. I was suprised to find out how close in equity these two hands are. I kinda knew that wraps were really powerful but I would not have expected top set to be a coinflip on the turn to a wrap. One thing that is very diferent in omaha vs holdem is the equity of draws downs't change much on the turn vs. the flop as it does in no limit holdem. [/ QUOTE ] WOW. Just read this from sb's blog. It may sound nitty, but I am amazed that a player playing this high against the best in the world does not know intimately and exactly the relative strengths of big draws v made hands on flop and turn. [/ QUOTE ] I'm pretty sure he thought it was more like 60/40, not 52.5/47.5, and if he didn't have the blocker, it would have been a pure 50/50 flip
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