Re: Garbage hands with great implied odds?
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1. The post had nothing to do about a bad beat. It was about the theory behind playing crap hands if you have high implied odds...
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Implied odds by definition involve your opponent putting more money into the pot when he no longer has the best hand. Attempting to separate your own play from your opponent's implied odds is impossible because they are DIRECTLY RELATED.
You even go as far as to say that you bet the turn in hopes of making a better hand (a pair of jacks) fold. You are handing out implied odds on a silver platter.
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