Mikey
10-20-2005, 02:44 AM
I made this hand over simplified, but I was hoping some of the better players on this forum could help me out and see if I'm thinking correctly, or if I'm over thinking.....
I kind of never understood what it means to call on the river with so and so hand getting 8 to 1. So I designed one, that would play out like a normal hand but then you are faced with a decision on the river and your pot odds seem to dictate a call.
Here is the hand....
Your hand.
QsJs.
You raise preflop in a 10 person game and only the BB calls who is a decent player.
Logical and doesn’t get out of line too much.
The flop comes Jd 7s 2h.
He leads into you and you call.
On the turn falls a 4c
He leads into you and you raise, he calls.
On the river falls a 7d.
He leads into you?
Should you call?
What are your odds you are getting from the pot.
What is the pot size according to bet size and your odds.
The pot is 2BB preflop, 1 BB flop, 4 BB turn, 1BB river = 8 BB
You are getting 8 to 1.
Now lets allocate here and see maybe what he could have that you beat.
How many Jack combinations does he have with AJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with KJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with QJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with TJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with J9?
How many 7 combinations does he have with A7?
How many 7 combinations does he have with 78?
How many 7 combinations does he have with 76?
Bluff hand like 9To.
AJ = 8 holdings
KJ = 8 holdings
QJ = 6 holdings
JT = 8 holdings
J9 = 8 holdings
67 = 8 holdings
78 = 8 holdings
A7=8 holdings
88 = 6 holdings
99 = 6 holdings
TT = 6 holdings
T9 = 16 holdings
44 = 3 holdings
22 = 3 holdings
102 holdings total
Holdings you beat = 50/102 = 50%
Holdings you lose to = 46/102 = 46%
Holdings you tie = 6/102 =
I’m avg. these out.
So does that mean your hand will be good 50% of the time and you should
Call on this river easily getting 8 to 1?
Any other factors I should be including in this or is this the wrong way to think about making river calls…..
Thanks in advance.
I kind of never understood what it means to call on the river with so and so hand getting 8 to 1. So I designed one, that would play out like a normal hand but then you are faced with a decision on the river and your pot odds seem to dictate a call.
Here is the hand....
Your hand.
QsJs.
You raise preflop in a 10 person game and only the BB calls who is a decent player.
Logical and doesn’t get out of line too much.
The flop comes Jd 7s 2h.
He leads into you and you call.
On the turn falls a 4c
He leads into you and you raise, he calls.
On the river falls a 7d.
He leads into you?
Should you call?
What are your odds you are getting from the pot.
What is the pot size according to bet size and your odds.
The pot is 2BB preflop, 1 BB flop, 4 BB turn, 1BB river = 8 BB
You are getting 8 to 1.
Now lets allocate here and see maybe what he could have that you beat.
How many Jack combinations does he have with AJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with KJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with QJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with TJ?
How many Jack combinations does he have with J9?
How many 7 combinations does he have with A7?
How many 7 combinations does he have with 78?
How many 7 combinations does he have with 76?
Bluff hand like 9To.
AJ = 8 holdings
KJ = 8 holdings
QJ = 6 holdings
JT = 8 holdings
J9 = 8 holdings
67 = 8 holdings
78 = 8 holdings
A7=8 holdings
88 = 6 holdings
99 = 6 holdings
TT = 6 holdings
T9 = 16 holdings
44 = 3 holdings
22 = 3 holdings
102 holdings total
Holdings you beat = 50/102 = 50%
Holdings you lose to = 46/102 = 46%
Holdings you tie = 6/102 =
I’m avg. these out.
So does that mean your hand will be good 50% of the time and you should
Call on this river easily getting 8 to 1?
Any other factors I should be including in this or is this the wrong way to think about making river calls…..
Thanks in advance.