diebitter
06-02-2005, 10:02 AM
Anyone done any maths/stats on the associated probabilities of
flopping trips when holding low pairs compared to a 4-draw when playing lower 0 and 1-gappers (suited and/or unsuited)?
I seem to do pretty well with suited connectors in Loose-Passive/Slightly Aggressive games, whilst pairs don't really help me that much as they seem to convert to trips rarely (seems much less than the stated probability of 7.5/1, but that might be perception...)
I wondered if there's any articles that anyone has come across about the relative value of these. I'm wondering whether to start playing unsuited connectors, as most of my wins tend to be straights anyway. 1-gappers are particularly good for me, as the villains often don't see the straight coming at all!
eg yesterday, held 75s in late, flopped T64 (rainbow), and turn brought a trey, river a 6, noone seemed to believe a straight was even a remote possibility...
flopping trips when holding low pairs compared to a 4-draw when playing lower 0 and 1-gappers (suited and/or unsuited)?
I seem to do pretty well with suited connectors in Loose-Passive/Slightly Aggressive games, whilst pairs don't really help me that much as they seem to convert to trips rarely (seems much less than the stated probability of 7.5/1, but that might be perception...)
I wondered if there's any articles that anyone has come across about the relative value of these. I'm wondering whether to start playing unsuited connectors, as most of my wins tend to be straights anyway. 1-gappers are particularly good for me, as the villains often don't see the straight coming at all!
eg yesterday, held 75s in late, flopped T64 (rainbow), and turn brought a trey, river a 6, noone seemed to believe a straight was even a remote possibility...