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Old 12-28-2005, 08:40 PM
kyro kyro is offline
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Default Re: Do you call heads up in this situation?

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You are a 52:48 dog to a random hand, for crying out loud.

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I am? Where does this come from?

Suerte,
Jonathan

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It comes from the fact you have EIGHT HIGH.
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Old 12-28-2005, 08:57 PM
Jonathan Jonathan is offline
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Default Re: Do you call heads up in this situation?

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You are a 52:48 dog to a random hand, for crying out loud.

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I am? Where does this come from?

Suerte,
Jonathan

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It comes from the fact you have EIGHT HIGH.

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OK...But what I meant was, is there some tool available that
you use to calculate that 87s is a 52:48 dog to a random
hand? What about JTs? What about 55? How do these compare
to a random hand.

For example, I've used Poker Stove to compare one specific
hand against another. But can you also use it, or some
similar tool, to compare 87s to a range of hands, rather than
just one hand?

That would help clarify things for me.

Thanks,
Jonathan
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Old 12-29-2005, 09:16 AM
Sciolist Sciolist is offline
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Default Re: Do you call heads up in this situation?

Yes, there're hand range calculators around. I'm afraid I don't have a URL here, but suffice to say 78s is -ev.
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