Re: This doesn\'t seem that complex
You *can* compute a mathematical expectation (in theory) even if you can't see your opponents cards. You now just factor in the distribution of starting hands that he could have before he calls. After he calls (if he calls) you factor in the distribution of starting hands that he would call your raise with.
In any case, you can compute a mathematical expectation without seeing your opponents cards. You just have a much higher level of uncertainty when you don't see the cards.
And there is nothing in the FTOP that is going to stop me from raising KK in holdem when I can't see my opponents cards.
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