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Old 11-19-2007, 10:15 AM
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Default Re: Percentage of time raiser flops a good hand

The answer will be in such a format taht you need to add all categories above to any given one to see full answers. That means that in first example top pair+ is flopped in 5.9% + 7.6%. 7.6% means toppair+ but below two pair.
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Two pair or better : 5.9%
Top pair or better : 7.6%
Low pair or better 12.6%
Any draw : 5.9% without pair+

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two pair+ 3.9%
top pair+ 18.4%
any pair+ 25% (reminder: that means that he flops any pair or better 25%+18.4%+3.9% of all cases)
Any draw without pair+ 1.8%
Overall : 49.1% he has "something"

3)QJ5r

two pair+ 5.3%
top pair+ 12%
any pair: 40%
draws without pair : 8.9%
Overall : in 66.2% of all acses he has something (this is without gutshots, with gutshots its 76.9%)

4) 763r

2pair+ 6.2%
toppair+ 12.4%
any pair+ 8.7%
any draw without pair 1.7%

overall : 28.9% of all cases he has "something"

5)A95r

twopair+ 6.8%
toppair+ 25.8%
any pair+ 25.8%
any draw without pair 0%
overall : in 59.4% of all cases he has "something".

I hope it answers your question.
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