Leading on draw-heavy bord getting raised. Equity calc
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Leading on draw-heavy bord getting raised. Equity calc
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50 (6 Players)
BN: $55.44
SB: $62.14
BB: $107.08
UTG: $38.19
MP: $73.67 (Hero)
CO: $55.45
SB: $62.14
BB: $107.08
UTG: $38.19
MP: $73.67 (Hero)
CO: $55.45
Preflop
($0.75)
Hero is MP with
6
9
7
8
, , , , , ,
Flop
($9.00)
8
9
2
, , , , ,
*110bb effective
I wounder what you range assumptions would be and with what equity you come up with?
here is mine
seems like way too good to be true
intuitively, I would expect us to have 45-48%, fliping at best
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I would just go with it.
I agree with a large part of your villain range, but to get 64% eq is generous on your part or a mistake, we have put 22+ which means you think villain is going to shove 33,44,55 etc which he isnt and i don't see many 92s in his range often. We have no spades or clubs in our hand and we block 99,88. So the range i put villain on is 22,JT:cc,JT9Q,Acc:(9,8,2),cc,9:cc,9TJQ:(cc,ss) which gives villain 48.5%.
hey, doesn't it just mean that he GII w\ all sets when we put 22+?
in PJ it works this way if remember it right.
and ,cc, - you have him shoving all of the club draws? seems not reasonable and why then we would need 9:cc?
I don't use PJ so i dont know that, i use PPT and i would say 22+ is any pair, if i put the same range in but put 22+ instead of 22 is the it give villain range 37% instead of 48%.
Note - yea looking back villian isnt going to shove any club.
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