OmarRD7
Enthusiast
Silver Level
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Hi there poker friends! And happy new year(in future LOL).
I'm trying these days to learn and apply the "implied odds" to my game. In that hand you'll see that I made 2 very loose (I know) calls Pre and post flop. But the both under the same reason: implied odds, I thought if I hit the flop and complete draws the pot would be so big to pay the odds and don't loose in the long run.
My main concern is in flop, because one V was to all in. I thought that he got set with a low pocket pair. Then, his hand wouldn't improve a lot in the next streets. So, that give free outs to my OESD and flush project. Also, the pot would be bigger if the other V also enter in the pot. I really didn't think that the V would be just a gambler and he would "deleting" outs for me (flush nut and blocking 1 A for the OESD).
Mixing all above I thought the very loose call would be the proper play.
What do you think?
Hi there poker friends! And happy new year(in future LOL).
I'm trying these days to learn and apply the "implied odds" to my game. In that hand you'll see that I made 2 very loose (I know) calls Pre and post flop. But the both under the same reason: implied odds, I thought if I hit the flop and complete draws the pot would be so big to pay the odds and don't loose in the long run.
My main concern is in flop, because one V was to all in. I thought that he got set with a low pocket pair. Then, his hand wouldn't improve a lot in the next streets. So, that give free outs to my OESD and flush project. Also, the pot would be bigger if the other V also enter in the pot. I really didn't think that the V would be just a gambler and he would "deleting" outs for me (flush nut and blocking 1 A for the OESD).
Mixing all above I thought the very loose call would be the proper play.
What do you think?