Re: WSOP last night and Sam Farha
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I'm pretty sure the bigger reason is that you can make more straights with 77 than with 33, which is more important than blocking a wheel draw.
Either way, this only matters if you're planning on playing back at your opponent if you flop an oesd so the 7.3% only makes 77 more playable if you're going to put a move on. Obviously, in the Farha case as he was looking just to flop a set 33 is almost identical to 77.
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Yeah you are right. I just tried running 77 v 33 when you strip the deck of eights and sixes and they perform basically identically.
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