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Old 09-15-2005, 08:29 PM
Buzz Buzz is offline
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Default Re: Some Limit O8 hands

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Personally, I think this hand is trash that shouldn't be played outside of the blind. Other than the nut flush draw, there's just not enough going for it.

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Vedo - I haven't simulated all A4XY-double suited hands. I have simulated all A4XY-non-suited hands, and since A479-non-suited is close to the bottom of the barrel, I ran a simulation of the double suited variety, just to see if maybe it was playable or marginal (for me) if double suited. I've posted the numbers from the simulation.

By contrast, A279-non-suited, simulation results shown below, same deal, 9 non-folding players and 10000 runs:
hand.....high.....low....scoop....total
A279n.....214.....933.....283.....1430
A479d.....404.....509.....541.....1454

Above are the simulation results. You can see that A279-non-suited actually wins less than A479-double-suited. And it scoops less. However, A279 (obviously) wins for low more often.

Which of the two starting hands is better? You tell me.

Would I want to see the flop with A279n? Yes. Usually. Should I want to see the flop with A479d? I think I usually should. I do play a very tight and disciplined game after the flop.

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Unless you flop a 2 and 3, you can't be crazy about your low prospects.

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Agreed. I'd at least need either a deuce or a trey and a flopped low to continue for low. And I'd at least need two flush cards suited to the ace, three flopped flush cards suited to the nine, or trips to continue for high. I hate flopped middle straights, but I might play one in conjunction with various other draws. If I did, I'd be feeling my way with it.

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One middle card (6-9) tends to taint an otherwise good hand.. two middle cards ruin just about any hand

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Agreed. Complete, 100% agreement here.

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I just don't see many scenarios where you can scoop a pot

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Well... there aren't many. But it does scoop about twice as often as A279n.

It's simply not any fun for me to play like a rock. Given the choice of playing like a rock or not playing at all, I'd opt for not playing at all.

But to each his own.

Buzz
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Old 09-15-2005, 12:25 PM
GooperMC GooperMC is offline
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Default Re: Some Limit O8 hands

Hand 1:
- Should have raised pre-flop.
- I like the flop raise.

Hand 2:
- I prefer a limp pre-flop, but raise isn't horrible (opponent dependant)
- I play the rest of the hand the same way.

Hand 3:
- I would have check called the river.
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Old 09-15-2005, 06:39 PM
Beavis68 Beavis68 is offline
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Default Re: Some Limit O8 hands

How can you possibly have a pot equity edge on the turn in hand two?

You have 3 outs for the high flush.

3 maybe 5 out but out wouldnt count on it scoop or to possibly 3/4

and 11 out for the low

Your pot equity has to be below 25% and you only have 3 live opponents.
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Old 09-15-2005, 02:54 PM
DyessMan89 DyessMan89 is offline
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Default Re: Some Limit O8 hands

Hand 1:

Pre-Flop- Raise pre-flop. calling isnt bad, though.
Flop- Flat call.
Turn- Fine.
River- Fine.

Hand 2:

Pre-Flop- Fine.
Flop- Check/Call
Turn- I would probobly call to attract moreplayers, but a raise is fine. Think you got too aggressive after, though.
River- Fine.

Hand 3:

Pre-Flop- Fine
Flop- Fine
Turn- Fine.
River- Check/Call
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