Stud 8 Round: Split Pot Fundamentals
Posted by Christopher George
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Hello. about 13:00 I really don't understand your logic. At 4th street when he calls against your AA he should have either 89 or TT or 77 or T7. In this case, 9 on the 6th street really does not change anything. But he even probably won't open (89)7 against A at all until it all suited.So, usually he does not have an 8 and you can be betting all the way down. Where I'm wrong?
You're not wrong, his range is very narrow, however it does contain some 3 low with diamonds with an 8 or potentially 678 (loose peel but plausible) which gives him a pair and gutter that he can continue with. So there are some other hands with an 8 in it (other than 89) that the 9 completes the straight. He showed up with one of those combos (A78ddd)
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