some pf hands from my session tonight

[tiltaholic]

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I fold hand 1, it's close to a call, but my numbers with Axs where x< than T are small losers. It's not easy to get away from an A, and you are dominated a lot here. For everyone saying a call, check your numbers w/ Axs and see which are winners and which are losers.

Hand 2 I fold, A8 is not a real strong 3betting hand, unless I know the open raiser is weak or loose I fold


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i seriously doubt anyone in this forum has played or not played Axs on the button in a multiway pot enough times to "check their stats" to see what is the most profitable play.

in hand two the opponent is an open-limper, not an open-raiser.

[car ramrod]

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i seriously doubt anyone in this forum has played or not played Axs on the button in a multiway pot enough times to "check their stats" to see what is the most profitable play.


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your probably right, but I still think A8s is not going to show much, if any, of a profit. You are going to flop a flush draw about 10% of the time, and call it down to the river almost every time, when you do hit you will take a nice pot. But, the times you chase and miss, plus the fact that if you flop an A you may still lose makes this a fold. If someone wants to do the math we could probably find out, within reason, if it's +ev or not. The payout for the flush in a big pot may make up the difference, but I doubt it.

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in hand two the opponent is an open-limper, not an open-raiser.


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missed that. It's close, but I would still fold minus a good read.

[Guruman]

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But, the times you chase and miss, plus the fact that if you flop an A you may still lose makes this a fold. If someone wants to do the math we could probably find out, within reason, if it's +ev or not. The payout for the flush in a big pot may make up the difference, but I doubt it.



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sigh. I did the math already. read the thread.