Minor Mistake in Small Stakes Holdem
 

by Miller, Sklansky & Malmuth

The 4th question on page 110 asks to count your outs.

Your Hand: Kh9h
Opponent: Kc3c
Board on turn: KdTh7c3s

The answer says there are 6 outs to win, 3 tens and 3 nines. But there are actually 7 as the last king is also an out.

A minor point I know but thought I'd point it out.

Re: Minor Mistake in Small Stakes Holdem
 

Thanks for looking for errors, but actually the text is right in that circumstance. The last king gives you trip kings (KKKT9), but gives your opponent kings full (KKK33).

Re: Minor Mistake in Small Stakes Holdem
 

you are right of course my apologies.

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sorry to be an ass, and I also appreciate those looking for errors but...

wtf?

Re: Minor Mistake in Small Stakes Holdem
 

I found an error on the cover, Ed Mueller's name is spelled Miller on accident.

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huh, the full house would be beat by trips?

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huh, the full house would be beat by trips?

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ya don't say....

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could someone give me that 23 seconds back please...

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Making fun of people with 5 posts is fun! YAYAYAYAYAY

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Thanks for looking for errors, but actually the text is right in that circumstance. The last king gives you trip kings (KKKT9), but gives your opponent kings full (KKK33).

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In his defense, it's the worst kings-full-house his opponent can have, and K3 is a pretty crappy hand preflop.