ChuckTs
Legend
Silver Level
I know i'm just bringing up an old subject (which was discussed in a very lenghty and kind of annoying thread because it got so many arguments going)
But i want to ask a confusing but interesting question:
First off, you have certain odds to hit hands...AA for example is 220:1 (if i remember correctly)
So say you get AA in a hand...then the next hand, the odds will be the same.
Though the odds of getting AA twice in a row will be (220*220):1 or 48400:1.
BUT - of course getting AA in one hand has zero effect of what will occur the next hand.
So here's my question:
Say you hit a spade flush in one hand, then the next hand you pick up an A5 of spades in late position, and get a chance to limp into a multiway pot.
Will the fact that you made a spade flush the last hand affect whether or not you call this hand PF for it's flush value?
(I'm assuming you don't see A5 as a strong hand - also ignore strategy in this example, that's not what i'm trying to focus on here)
But i want to ask a confusing but interesting question:
First off, you have certain odds to hit hands...AA for example is 220:1 (if i remember correctly)
So say you get AA in a hand...then the next hand, the odds will be the same.
Though the odds of getting AA twice in a row will be (220*220):1 or 48400:1.
BUT - of course getting AA in one hand has zero effect of what will occur the next hand.
So here's my question:
Say you hit a spade flush in one hand, then the next hand you pick up an A5 of spades in late position, and get a chance to limp into a multiway pot.
Will the fact that you made a spade flush the last hand affect whether or not you call this hand PF for it's flush value?
(I'm assuming you don't see A5 as a strong hand - also ignore strategy in this example, that's not what i'm trying to focus on here)