In this situation on the river, which player do you prefer to be, A or B?

I`d prefer to be the player A, considering that the player B has 15 outs, right? flush straight and straight flush draw...
But anyway, certainly player B needs to see the TURN, and probably player A would never wait the turn to bet

Originally Posted by ChicoRSC

I`d prefer to be the player A, considering that the player B has 15 outs, right? flush and straight draw...

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On the flop I like player B more
But on the river, I would like to be player A, since player B is already lost in that situation

if I pick the 10s the flush hits and the full house doesn't, if I pick the flush the full house hits. All in all if i don't know he has the 10s the flush has 15 outs and im very happy with that, but the percentages say pick the 10s

Originally Posted by roger perkins

if I pick the 10s the flush hits and the full house doesn't, if I pick the flush the full house hits. All in all if i don't know he has the 10s the flush has 15 outs and im very happy with that, but the percentages say pick the 10s

Exactly!

I prefer to be player B

I prefer Q9s

10's all day long

Player B, final table royal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

10s is already a made hand with redraws to a paired board. The Q9 does have an extremely strong draw but is still not a winning hand yet. If a Q hits the river the Q9 might believe they are the winner, when they are destroyed.

Now a lot of these puzzles in various poker publics, show 2 hands and ask what the chances are greater, I always answer that the chances of winning more hands with the collected combination, but often poker calculator shows the opposite, in my opinion it is strange.

As they say on pokerstars - one of these hands has slight mathematical advantage. And it is TT so i prefer to be player A.

I prefer TT because the game is already done.

Player B will have to chase after his outs.

Any card that appears doubled will give a full house to the TT.

My answer is player A

Player A. If player B hits, OK, it happens. Odds are against it.

I choose player A, but it is a very uncomfortable situation anyway.
We are blocking the lowest street the board and that is a very bad point for our range, since all his outs give him enough equity, as to continue in the hand.
Line to be careful.

I'll take the 10's but somebody is going broke before that last card is dealt

TT is already a made hand and has outs to a fully which if hits on the turn is a horrible spot for the Q9 which has to make a straight flush and we all know how hard that is to do. That being said I will take the tens against the straight flush draw any day of the week although it is only a slight edge but any edge in poker is a good side to be on. I personally hate drawing even though if I was drawing I would love it to be in it with one so strong as in this situation, drawing is still drawing, drawing with a made hand is a huge spot. If he had the straight on the flop already against the tens then I would most definitely pick the Q9 because he is made with a straight and re-drawing to a flush and the tens would have to hit. That is not the situation though and I prefer the tens in this particular spot any day. Cheers.

I'd prefer to be the player B , double chance to win !

I prefer to get Player A : Pocket Tens. I'd rather be the player ahead and get it in good than have an open ended straight flush draw drawing. It's basically a coin flip on the flop if the money gets in there, Player A is 55% to Player B's 45%. Get the money in on the flop, run the cards and may the best hand on the river win. Action poker!

wow if I was player A I go for everything and if I was player B also hehe. regards brother

I prefer player A

player A, the two surely end up to the river, player B if he does not complete something on turn he will continue to the river, they can even finish all in from flop in a tournament

I prefer to be player, maybe not winning but more challenging

Definitely player C

Definitely Player A. We have greater than 10% edge and it doesn't say what effective stacks are. If all the money doesn't go in on the flop and Player B misses the turn it will be very hard to continue facing significant pressure and B will be much father behind than just 10%. Even if Player B hits the turn Player A still has 9 outs to boat up or better. On the other hand if the board pairs OTT then B is drawing to just 2 outs. In every scenario it's better to be A.

What is on the turn?

Its a tussle between Present and Future. What "you have got now" at present and "what you can have" in future.
Since future is not guaranteed and remains in uncertainty, I would prefer to be at present. I will go with player A.
Sometimes, the projects which look very promising does not materialize.

Player A, a third of a kind is almost ever very strong.

B is a pretty hand but I got to go with the numbers and they say A

I’d say it depends in the preflop betting but at this point you have to choose A and make a strong bet. If a diamond comes and B bets out you have to re-evaluate and probably toss. If a possible connector comes and B bets out, sane thing. Obviously a made set is a very strong hand.

What a difficult question!Despite of the many outs player B has,Í´d prefer to be player A,that is ,till the turn I´d be winner of the hand with the set..