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01-10-2015 , 04:45 PM

Onlythenuzt

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Join Date: Oct 2014 Posts: 380

I have been looking all over the net whilst playing to try to work out the odds of this beat/cooler I just got. Obviously not as bad as in Holdem which is around 40000-1 if I'm not mistaken 9 handed.

I had mine on turn 44 44 and shoved ( sorry didn't shove I raised but only had tiny amount behind) the villain made his 4th on the river 88 88. Luckily it was micro stakes so its not so bad.

Any ideas for PLO

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Sorry everyone I am a idiot- It was 6 handed not 9 , I was playing other 9 handed tables at same time.

Last edited by Onlythenuzt; 01-10-2015 at 05:05 PM. Reason: accuracy

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01-10-2015 , 07:40 PM

heehaww

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Should we assume everyone sees the flop with a pair in their hand? Should we require that they at least flop a set, or do we assume they chase runner-runner quads?

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01-10-2015 , 10:55 PM

Onlythenuzt

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Originally Posted by heehaww

Should we assume everyone sees the flop with a pair in their hand? Should we require that they at least flop a set, or do we assume they chase runner-runner quads?

We both flopped a set and the quad 4s were made on the turn and the 8s on the river.

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01-11-2015 , 09:49 PM

Onlythenuzt

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I was told it was around 500-1 in Omaha but I'm unsure of how to calculate.

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