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2in10se
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Bronze Level
Lets say a flush will give you the best hand and you have a flush draw on the flop and your opponent goes all in. You would then multiply your outs by 4,
4 x 9= 36 you have about a 36% chance of making your flush with two cards to come.
But what if your opponent doesn't go all in. What if he bets on the flop and your sure he's going to bet again on the turn. Knowing your going to face another bet, wouldn't you then multiply your outs by 2 on the flop instead of 4? So shouldn't it be the rule of 2 and 2 if your facing another bet on the turn ???
There is a big difference here when comparing your outs to the pot odds, I want to be sure of the correct way of doing this thanks.
4 x 9= 36 you have about a 36% chance of making your flush with two cards to come.
But what if your opponent doesn't go all in. What if he bets on the flop and your sure he's going to bet again on the turn. Knowing your going to face another bet, wouldn't you then multiply your outs by 2 on the flop instead of 4? So shouldn't it be the rule of 2 and 2 if your facing another bet on the turn ???
There is a big difference here when comparing your outs to the pot odds, I want to be sure of the correct way of doing this thanks.