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Originally Posted by UnnaturalDisaster
This is the hand that wadzon posted
Thanks.
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PokerStars - $57.66+$2.34|40/80 Ante 8 NL Hi/Lo (6 max) - Omaha Hi/Lo - 3 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4
wadzon (SB): 1,470
ozenc (BB): 146
Juicy_J_93 (BTN): 1,384
3 players post ante of 8, wadzon posts SB 40, ozenc posts BB 80
Pre Flop: (pot: 144) Juicy_J_93 has K K Q 7
Juicy_J_93 raises to 1,376 and is all-in, wadzon calls 1,336, fold
wadzon only needs 46.8% equity (something like that) to have favorable odds to call the steal attempt in a cash game.
- Here's my math
(120+24+1376)X=1336(1-X)
1520X=1336-1336X)
2856X=1336
X=0.468
I think Juicy_J_93 needs to have a hand in the top 9% (something like that) of starting hands for wadzon's hand to
not have enough equity to continue in a cash game. Tournaments are different because of the prize pay outs (which are unknown here)... and this looks like a tournament. ozenc wants to somehow win second place, so that he should be delighted when Juicy_J_93 goes all-in and wadzon calls.
Juicy_J_93, in the meantime, really wanted to go up against ozenc because if ozenc calls the raise and Juicy_J_93 scoops, Juicy_J_93 wins the tournament.
• (1) wadzon can't want Juicy_J_93 to steal the blinds and
• (2) neither can wadzon want ozenc to go all-in against Juicy_J_93.
Therefore I think wadzon is more or less forced to call Juicy_J_93. He does, and meh.
Interesting hand and situation.
wadzon - Sorry for being somewhat of a prick to delete your post, but if you'll look at the "please read before posting" sticky for this forum, you'll see we have clearly asked that you not post links to hand histories. (There are good reasons, from my perspective, for wanting hand histories posted directly here rather than having to click on links to hand histories located at sites that are strange and unknown to me). We don't have many posting rules and those we have are for the good of readers and posters to this forum. Enforcing forum and 2+2 rules can be an odorous task. We ask for your cooperation in this endeavor. Thanks.
Buzz