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Jan 08,2012, 04:45 PM
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#1 | | Untapped Future Greatness
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PartyGaming - $20+$0|600/1200 PL Hi/Lo - Omaha - 8 players Hand converted by PokerTracker 3
MP: 23,861.00
MP+1: 29,892.00
CO: 23,357.00
BTN: 17,129.00
SB: 30,469.00 Hero (BB): 22,256.00 UTG: 30,657.00
UTG+1: 24,241.00
SB posts SB 600.00, Hero posts BB 1,200.00 Pre Flop: (1800.00) Hero has J:spade: 2:heart: J:diamond: A:heart: UTG raises to 2,400.00, fold, MP calls 2,400.00, fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero calls 1,200.00 Flop: (7800.00, 3 players) 4:heart: 3:spade: J:heart: Hero bets 5,850.00, UTG calls 5,850.00, MP calls 5,850.00 Turn: (25350.00, 3 players) 2:diamond: Hero checks, UTG bets 12,675.00, fold, Hero raises to 14,006.00 and is all-in, UTG calls 1,331.00 River: (53362.00, 2 players) 9:heart: UTG shows 5:spade: 6:diamond: A:diamond: 6:heart: (Straight, Six High) (Pre 36%, Flop 19%, Turn 78%) Hero shows J:spade: 2:heart: J:diamond: A:heart: (Flush, Ace High) (Pre 64%, Flop 81%, Turn 22%) Hero wins 26,681.00
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Jan 08,2012, 08:54 PM
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#2 | | #bonking
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Originally Posted by T8urmoney  PartyGaming - $20+$0|600/1200 PL Hi/Lo - Omaha - 8 players Hand converted by PokerTracker 3
MP: 23,861.00
MP+1: 29,892.00
CO: 23,357.00
BTN: 17,129.00
SB: 30,469.00 Hero (BB): 22,256.00 UTG: 30,657.00
UTG+1: 24,241.00
SB posts SB 600.00, Hero posts BB 1,200.00 Pre Flop: (1800.00) Hero has J:spade: 2:heart: J:diamond: A:heart: UTG raises to 2,400.00, fold, MP calls 2,400.00, fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero calls 1,200.00 Flop: (7800.00, 3 players) 4:heart: 3:spade: J:heart: Hero bets 5,850.00, UTG calls 5,850.00, MP calls 5,850.00 Turn: (25350.00, 3 players) 2:diamond: Hero checks, UTG bets 12,675.00, fold, Hero raises to 14,006.00 and is all-in, UTG calls 1,331.00 River: (53362.00, 2 players) 9:heart: UTG shows 5:spade: 6:diamond: A:diamond: 6:heart: (Straight, Six High) (Pre 36%, Flop 19%, Turn 78%) Hero shows J:spade: 2:heart: J:diamond: A:heart: (Flush, Ace High) (Pre 64%, Flop 81%, Turn 22%) Hero wins 26,681.00 | What's you equity for 1/2 pot on the turn given he obviously is holding A5? Is the 22% the 1/2 pot equity or total equity (I'm at work and exhausted so I'm not thinking at all)? Not sure I like getting it in on the turn drawing to 1/2 the pot,
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Jan 09,2012, 07:50 AM
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but he is only drawing to half the pot if a 5,6,7,8 hits the river. And the five would give him the low as well.
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Jan 09,2012, 09:53 AM
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#4 | | #bonking
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that's what drawing means?
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Jan 14,2012, 01:16 PM
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Pele is right, but then the other side is, sometimes not everyone has the low side to play either, sometimes when you have the nuts hope for the best....you might be after only half the pot but then sometimes thats enough too.
"What the book says" Dont ever play for only half the pot, in case you chop your half then you really lost a lot instead, but when going after the high with the nuts you have a better idea where you stand and you hope to suck out the river instead
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Jan 14,2012, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by GTA Poker What's you equity for 1/2 pot on the turn given he obviously is holding A5? Is the 22% the 1/2 pot equity or total equity (I'm at work and exhausted so I'm not thinking at all)? Not sure I like getting it in on the turn drawing to 1/2 the pot, | not really obvious, just likely
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Jan 14,2012, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Richard~ not really obvious, just likely | really?
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Jan 15,2012, 05:14 AM
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Originally Posted by GTA Poker really? | i think some players will show a naked A6, some A26x hands, weird sets or big draws trying to maximize their FE with 1 pot sized bet left between hero and villain
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Jan 15,2012, 05:21 AM
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#9 | | #bonking
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Originally Posted by Richard~ i think some players will show a naked A6, some A26x hands, weird sets or big draws trying to maximize their FE with 1 pot sized bet left between hero and villain | Don't think so much
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