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Poker - pockett aces
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hi all im new to this site. i just wanted to let every one know that all ready doesnt know that the best hand to beat pocett aces is 10,jack same suite,i dont think it matters what suite just same??? THANKS AGIAN ALL FOR READING ;tim;
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gsr6541, I'm gonna move this and your other thread about the turn to our Poker section. ![]() |
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#5
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Wouldn't any suited connector that doesn't have an overlapping straight possibiliy with an Ace be of equal chance to win? Ie; 6/7,7/8,or 8/9 suited all can make straights without the ace interfering and two pair is the same against AA regardless of how high it is.
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#6
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Wouldn't any suited connector that doesn't have an overlapping straight possibiliy with an Ace be of equal chance to win?
Reason being is that you have 2 straights to hit here compared to the other 3 you mentioned.. the 10 itself covers both ends of a straight draw. |
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#8
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This one always seems a bit illogical.
First, the suit does matter (this isnt the illogical part). If you are against 2 black aces, then red suited connectors have a better chance, for example. (All are suited, in a non-ace suit) 10J = 21.55% (has overlap with Broadway str) 910 = 22.61% (has overlap with Broadway str, but the 9 is "free") 89 = 22.47% <---- This seems an illogical trough 78 = 22.87% <---- the best 67 = 22.87% <---- the best 56 = 22.87% <---- the best (has overlap with the wheel, but doesnt matter because it top-ends the str) 45 = 21.44% (has overlap with the wheel) Welly |
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#9
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Sorry..forget to include the explanation :-
Although 89 seems it should be the best, as it is first suited-connectors to be free, it isnt because :- KQJT on the board is still a shared board Have Fun, Welly |
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#14
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There are times when I believe that suited connectors were created exclusively to crack aces.. I'll admit when I first started playing I didn't get the whole strategy behind playing connectors.. Now I love when I'm facing a raise and a few callers in front of me and I look down at 6 7 or 8 9 suited.. I'll call gladly (as long as it won't put a sizeable dent in my stack) because of the huge implied odds if I hit my hand.. Plus the fact that others have mentioned before that they are easy to get away from and after the flop you know where you are.. Do you have a straight draw?, Flush draw?.. Straight flush draw?.. two pair?.. Trips?.. So many possiblilities there that it's well worth it to take a shot and hope you hit the flop.. If you do you can put a sizeable dent in your opponents stack because we all know how hard Aces are to let go of..
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I'm presuming that A6, A7, A8, and A9 (offsuit, of course) would all be equal in the best hands to be up against when you're holding AA. A5 and below and AT and above give the opponent straight draws.
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Ahh, I think I can see why that would be. With A9, a T J Q K board is no good as a way for you to win, because you'd both just split with the A high straight. It diminishes the straight potential of the 9 by that small increment. With A6, on the other hand, the 2 3 4 5 board gives you the higher straight and the win.
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