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Originally Posted by Supern00b
if he IS terribad......then maybe a rivered twopair (lol), that's something i would see at medium stakes play money tables, in any case, someone with a grain of sense can assign a range and then run the EQ numbers?
Assigning a range is the b---h here.
I mean, how light we're willing to push is the whole question. Which is also why I think the Ac is not necessary for villains' hand to be good. If his range is completely polarized it matters, if we think he can shove with a hand like a straight, set, or even 2 pair, then a 3 high flush is for sure an overbet here.
Should the villain be a deep thinker, which is also certainly not a given, what does he put hero on:
Is anyone here, in villains shows, expecting hero to have a flush here?
What does a thinking villain put hero on? What does a thinking villain think is heros' calling range related to his percieved range for an overbet?