Quote:
Originally Posted by herbalerv
You are decently ahead of the range you assigned villain, equity wise, on the flop , just get it in on the flop and avoid getting moved off your equity on the turn
Correct my math here, but I see it this way:
AA - 12 Combos
KK - 12 Combos
QQ - 1 Combo
JJ - 12 Combos
AK - 16 Combos
AQ - 8 Combos
For a total of 61 possible hands V could have.
Hero is ahead 46% of the time, and behind 54%.
Now 51% of the time he improves to two pair or better, and even though he's still behind 1 combo of AK if a :heart; hits, or QQ if he hits a J, am I right that that would leave him with ~70% equity on this flop? (46% when he's ahead + (54% * 51%) = 73%, discounting a few percentage for V's redraws)
Last edited by PoBoy321; 07-14-2016 at 02:37 PM.