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easy math problem, all in w/ oesd
villain is 19/16. Notes: floated me in pos on king high board, bluffed turn, checked behind riv. 1/2 4 handed.
villain opens in co to 8. i make it 27 w/ ajo otb. flop is 8 9 10 r. I c-bet 35, and get check raised all in. 135 for me to call. was timing out trying to figure out whether i was getting the right price (was tough to do the math right, cuz Pstars includes the money above what covers me in pot size - any way around this, btw?). Anyway, id appreciate it if someone could help me with the math here. Looks like i have to call 135 to win about 230. so im getting slightly less than 2:1, which makes this a fold, right? If i was getting exactly 2:1, can i call, even though he may well have a set? |
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Re: easy math problem, all in w/ oesd
poker stove to see where u stand against his hand range, then post that here and we can explain the math easy
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Re: easy math problem, all in w/ oesd
hope that helps, its a great program to become aquainted with
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Re: easy math problem, all in w/ oesd
[ QUOTE ]
poker stove to see where u stand against his hand range, then post that here and we can explain the math easy [/ QUOTE ] k, thanks. yeah, i really do need to start using p stove. as a ball park, intuitively, do you think it's a call here getting 2:1? obviously i will improve somewhere close to 40%, and the ace may or may not be good. this seems like a pretty standard spot- is there a good general rule of thumb i can follow here (i.e. call if getting better than 2:1 against typical tags)? ok, will now go try to use p-stove for the 1st time [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] |
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Re: easy math problem, all in w/ oesd
the ace is probably good sometimes. QJ is super unlikely. i probably call here
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