NL Preflop Question #2

[Shandrax]

The fold in question number 1 was so clear, that just adding 9-9 should not change much.

Let's remember: A or Q flop in only 32,4% of the cases. That means in 67,6% of the cases we lose $80 on the flop.

Over 100 cases:
(67,6)(-80) + (32,4)(300x-280y) = 0
x + y = 1

x ~ 0,77
y ~ 0,23

We need to be a 77% favorite on the flop in order to show profit and in order to be that we need to add many more hands than just 9-9.

I hope that I didn't completely fumble math here [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]