we only hit the flop 33% of the time. what hands include in the 33%?
07-27-2016
, 02:37 AM
07-27-2016
, 04:03 AM
07-27-2016
, 06:40 AM
OP, you should check out a program called Flopzilla. It takes preflop ranges and then shows how the range interacts on the sum of all flops, or on specific flops. So if we take a range of exactly AKo and see how it flops overall, Flopzilla gives the following output:
So Flopzilla says AKo will 'hit' 33.7% of the time (bottom right of image). The red ticks indicate what is counting as a hit: top pair or better, as well as good draws like the one-card nut flush draw.
07-27-2016
, 09:12 AM
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Or because it's easier to be snarky than to be helpful.
OP, you should check out a program called Flopzilla. It takes preflop ranges and then shows how the range interacts on the sum of all flops, or on specific flops. So if we take a range of exactly AKo and see how it flops overall, Flopzilla gives the following output:
So Flopzilla says AKo will 'hit' 33.7% of the time (bottom right of image). The red ticks indicate what is counting as a hit: top pair or better, as well as good draws like the one-card nut flush draw.
OP, you should check out a program called Flopzilla. It takes preflop ranges and then shows how the range interacts on the sum of all flops, or on specific flops. So if we take a range of exactly AKo and see how it flops overall, Flopzilla gives the following output:
So Flopzilla says AKo will 'hit' 33.7% of the time (bottom right of image). The red ticks indicate what is counting as a hit: top pair or better, as well as good draws like the one-card nut flush draw.
07-27-2016
, 10:06 AM
07-27-2016
, 10:54 AM
07-27-2016
, 05:59 PM
There's also a feature in HEM that will show you what hand strengths you flop/turn/river with the actual range that you've been playing, and you can select actions to see what your range looks like on different streets given specific action sequences. (e.g. you can see what your triple-barrel range looks like).
From my latest (small) database, my 6-max range looks like this on the flop:
Your mileage may vary, as it depends how loose/tight you play, and how well you're running with regard to card distribution. Ubernits, for example, tend to nearly always have at least a pair on the flop. Whales tend to have more air.
From my latest (small) database, my 6-max range looks like this on the flop:
Your mileage may vary, as it depends how loose/tight you play, and how well you're running with regard to card distribution. Ubernits, for example, tend to nearly always have at least a pair on the flop. Whales tend to have more air.