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Originally posted by matt_e:
After the flop in Omaha or Holdem, what's the most number of outs any one player could have to win the pot (not just split it) assuming he's behind. Just had a hand on Omaha where the other guy flopped a straight but I was still 68/32 favourite due to the number of outs for a better straight or flush, wondered how much higher that could possibly be?
An example for Omaha. There are probably worse cases still:
P1: Jd Td 6h 7h
P2: 8c 2c 3c 4c
Flop: 8h 9d Kd
P1: 85,6% equity of the pot
P2: 14,4% equity of the pot
Still P2 leads for the moment
02-18-2005, 07:56 PM
The all new OTF Poker Thread. Bad beats, bitches, fish, sharks and wins Post #132
Whilst Neil was flukily beating me, I went from 9k in the $5k added on PSO down to 625, when my AK lost to AQ. I'm currently sitting on 14.5k in the same tourney.
02-18-2005, 09:06 PM
The all new OTF Poker Thread. Bad beats, bitches, fish, sharks and wins Post #136
Just busted out of a tourney at Bet 365 four places off the money. I'm gutted because I played such a good game (for a change). I built up a nice tight image, then proceeded to steal enough pots to keep me in a position of strength. Whenever I got called I had the goods. Then I get JJ on the button. All fold to me. I raise 4xbb and sb folds, the bb calls. The flop comes 8 high. My opponent checks, I go all-in (the only move possible other than checking, the raise pre-flop was a third of my stack) and he calls and turns over a set of 7s. I really can't see how I could have escaped there, as he had accused me of stealing before (true) so he was calling with his pp for certain.
It was a bad beat, but he had a real hand and just out flopped me. No complaints about that. It's just I'd played so bloody well I deserved a cash.
Bah.
02-18-2005, 09:33 PM
The all new OTF Poker Thread. Bad beats, bitches, fish, sharks and wins Post #138
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