CC flop

On March 11 2009 03:25 royalsu wrote: CC flop

um no, unless u r c/c flop and c/rai any turn

but still just no to c/c flop..that's horrible imo

really? is he ever stacking off with worse to a checkraise?

QKc is the nuts here... c/c is bad

On March 11 2009 03:35 royalsu wrote: really? is he ever stacking off with worse to a checkraise?

Board: Ac Kh Jc
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 54.760% 53.13% 01.63% 21039 646.00 { KK+, JJ, AKs, AJs, KJs, QTs, AKo, AJo, KJo, QTo }
Hand 1: 45.240% 43.61% 01.63% 17269 646.00 { KcQc }



VS even the tightest stack off range possible I have the pot odds to shove this. If he ever 4bet bluffs this flop or stacks off with a worse draw then it's way positive. As is with the money in the pot on the turn after his cbet I already have enough odds and money in the pot to make a c/r at the very least 0 EV and almost always +EV

39% against QT, 36% against AA, and probably 60 vs every thing else conceivable

lol he might not stack off with worse but he can definitely fold better in this case.

and if he doesn't then he fucking sucks.

and better as in like Ax/AQ and some other shit.

interesting

On March 11 2009 03:49 royalsu wrote: interesting

if u stove out ranges it's almost always close to even or positive EV to shove NFDs on the flop

Check-calling flop sounds so bad. Pretty much all your outs are major actionkillers (and you can't really know what to do on cards like Q hitting) and you're even flipping against tightest of ranges. If you get him to fold down Ax to this board, it's a huge victory EV wise.

Straight royal flush draw ship it in!

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