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Set vs flush draw Set vs flush draw

09-21-2009 , 09:27 AM
If say I have a set on the flop and the villain has a flush draw what are the percentages to win for the turn / river?

I have poker stove but don't know how to work it properly.


Thanks
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09-21-2009 , 09:30 AM
just imput player 1 cards, player 2 cards and hole cards.. then press calculate and read percentage...

have a nice day
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09-21-2009 , 10:30 AM
You put your hand in, put the villain's hand in, enter the board. Hit evaluate. You input hands by clicking the little buttons to left (player1, player2, etc.).

I entered JJ vs. T7c on board of Ac2cJd. The set's equity to see the river is 75% vs. 25%. I entered Qs as the turn blank, hit evaluate again and the set's equity is up to 77%.

It took me like 20 seconds. So, you def might better want to start fiddling 'round with your PokerStove.
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09-21-2009 , 10:52 AM
I will have a fiddle! Last 4 times I have got it in with my set vs a flush they have hit flush 4 times and stacked me!



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Originally Posted by AcesFullMoon
You put your hand in, put the villain's hand in, enter the board. Hit evaluate. You input hands by clicking the little buttons to left (player1, player2, etc.).

I entered JJ vs. T7c on board of Ac2cJd. The set's equity to see the river is 75% vs. 25%. I entered Qs as the turn blank, hit evaluate again and the set's equity is up to 77%.

It took me like 20 seconds. So, you def might better want to start fiddling 'round with your PokerStove.
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09-21-2009 , 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by AcesFullMoon
You put your hand in, put the villain's hand in, enter the board. Hit evaluate. You input hands by clicking the little buttons to left (player1, player2, etc.).

I entered JJ vs. T7c on board of Ac2cJd. The set's equity to see the river is 75% vs. 25%. I entered Qs as the turn blank, hit evaluate again and the set's equity is up to 77%.

It took me like 20 seconds. So, you def might better want to start fiddling 'round with your PokerStove.
Well a Qs isn't exactly a blank turn since it gives the T7c 4 more outs (any king) to a straight that will increase its equity. A true blank like a 3s means the sets equity goes up to ~84% vs a pure flush draw on the turn.
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09-22-2009 , 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by LunaEqualsLuna
Well a Qs isn't exactly a blank turn since it gives the T7c 4 more outs (any king) to a straight that will increase its equity. A true blank like a 3s means the sets equity goes up to ~84% vs a pure flush draw on the turn.
I actually stared at that output for a long while trying to figure out why I couldn't get the numbers to reflect that we should be a 6 to 1 fave on the turn lol. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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