[jjacky]

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Ok, well then read it again because you're not getting it.

Reverse Implied Odds (from SSH): 1) The post is small 2) You are still on the preflop or flop betting rounds. 3) You have a weak made hand that may be best now, but is easy to draw out on.

Ok, so of these 3, the only similiarity is that we're only on the flop. We have no made hand and the pot is getting large.


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i read the definition in the glossary. that one is different: "the ratio of the amount of money now in the pot to the amount of money you will have to call to continue from the present betting round to the end of the hand."

but i don't think it's juicy to discuss whether or not we have to call it reversed implied odds or not. but it's certainly a problem that we have to pay so much more on the turn if we catch a draw with the next card.