Is there an optimal card for this flop game or is that nonsense?
01-02-2017
, 10:39 PM
Generally speaking, since players play more hands with high cards than low cards, deals that see a flop contain more high cards in players' hole cards, and consequently more low cards on the flop. (I am sure that you are aware of this.)
Spadebidder did an entire series on his website years ago investigating the size of various card removal effects. Here is the link to his "flop rank bias" analysis.
http://www.spadebidder.com/flop-analysis/part2/
I think this is what you are asking.
Spadebidder did an entire series on his website years ago investigating the size of various card removal effects. Here is the link to his "flop rank bias" analysis.
http://www.spadebidder.com/flop-analysis/part2/
I think this is what you are asking.
01-03-2017
, 04:05 AM
If it's a split, it doesn't matter what rank you choose. You're just gambling.
But if the higher pair gets paid, then choose the highest possible rank (aces), so that if both ranks are present on the flop, your higher pair will win.
Buzz