| This is a discussion on Ahead yet behind within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; I am not sure which section to post this in so I put this in General Poker as a weird poker situation. I had 22 ... |
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| Ahead yet behind I am not sure which section to post this in so I put this in General Poker as a weird poker situation. I had 22 on the button and raised preflop. Shortstacked BB shoves all in, I was getting better than 3:1 so I called. He had 9J suited of diamonds. The flop comes 8510 with one diamond. According to Carbon's odd calculation, I was already a slight underdog despite having the best hand at the moment. Then the turn brings 8d which makes me a 4:6 underdog despite again having the best hand at that moment. He could win with any diamond, any 8, any 5, any 10, any 7 or Q, and of course J or 9. I had 2d so he "only" had a whopping 27 outs! He ended up hitting a flush. I don't recall ever having a situation like this. |
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