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Originally Posted by Rei Ayanami
^ 88%? All but a quarter or so of turns are jams. More if there's a diamond on board.
Flop is: Q87
Turns that make a straight: 4569TJ (24)
Turns that give higher sets: KA (4-8)
Turns that turns two pair into better FH: Q (1-3)
Turns that give a flush draw we don't have: 23 (4/6)
That leaves: 2378 (6-8)
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Originally Posted by Rei Ayanami
Jamming should be +several bb in EV but calling should be better.
If we call flop then turn SPR will be ~2, and we'll be OOP. So where is the extra EV coming from?
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Originally Posted by Rei Ayanami
Shouldn't overlook the effect of it being five-way otf.
The action on the flop is confusing, are we closing the action if we call or are the two extra people who saw the flop acting after us? 3 way to the turn makes T/6 less likely to be bad, but certainly I'd expect most JT9 to play this way from either player so they still aren't good.
Last edited by illiterat; 10-09-2017 at 03:30 PM.