Unabridged
12-03-2005, 08:09 PM
i've been playing around with pokercalculator, and found some information i think is interesting
these are for flops that contain consecutive suited(different from both your aces) cards and a blank
for example, 9/images/graemlins/heart.gif 8/images/graemlins/heart.gif 2/images/graemlins/spade.gif
against 1 random hand, your aces are only a 52/48 favorite on a T9s-65s flop,
~55/45 on JTs, 54s, 43s
then increasing up to 60/40 for QJs, 32s, KQs
against 2 random hands, you aces are a 30/35/35 dog for 98s-65s. the rest range from about even to at most 38/31/31
against 3, you are a ~20/26/26/26 dog in the middle and a little over even at the ends with KQs being the highest at ~27/24/24/24
for suited one gap flops, they are about the same but you gain about %1.5 equity vs 3
similarly for 2 gap flops you gain a little bit more equity
these are for flops that contain consecutive suited(different from both your aces) cards and a blank
for example, 9/images/graemlins/heart.gif 8/images/graemlins/heart.gif 2/images/graemlins/spade.gif
against 1 random hand, your aces are only a 52/48 favorite on a T9s-65s flop,
~55/45 on JTs, 54s, 43s
then increasing up to 60/40 for QJs, 32s, KQs
against 2 random hands, you aces are a 30/35/35 dog for 98s-65s. the rest range from about even to at most 38/31/31
against 3, you are a ~20/26/26/26 dog in the middle and a little over even at the ends with KQs being the highest at ~27/24/24/24
for suited one gap flops, they are about the same but you gain about %1.5 equity vs 3
similarly for 2 gap flops you gain a little bit more equity