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#12
11-30-2005, 08:50 PM
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Re: JT call all in with nothing on turn (Bragging post.)
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[ QUOTE ] bill fillmaff! lol about people saying that is awful, i have also folded T7 faceup on a AT7T board, where the other guy showed AT. [/ QUOTE ] wow, i'm more than happy to go broke here, barring that he flips it over in the course [/ QUOTE ] lol, your defense is worse than the original post [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] 
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#13
11-30-2005, 08:51 PM
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Re: JT call all in with nothing on turn (Bragging post.)
that hand was in real life and i had a tell
i cant believe none of you appreciate this. its obviously a world class play. I can play ABC poker and I can play tricky too. This is beyond.
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#14
11-30-2005, 10:32 PM
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Re: JT call all in with nothing on turn (Bragging post.)
Your play is perfect. I ran some numbers:
H: 40 (a-7n) 35%-60% : equity: 50% (n-1_) V: 50 (a-7n) 10%-20% : equity: ~30% (n-1_) M: 30-10 (a-7n) 0%-5% : equity: ~.5% (n-1_) H(V) / M = n3 so we are at ~50% for +EV but look at this: HR1 = M(V) - H...so 4/5 of M never would have raised! NH -ZEN
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