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silversun87
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Hello,
I lost a hand playing today and I wanted to check in the odds calculator if I made a good call.
The hand went somehow like this:
I don't remember my starting position just that 6 people limped in the pot including me with K10o. I flopped a straight JQ9. I was third to act after two checks and I bet pot size. Some guy went all in and the rest folded. I had nuts at the time but there were two spades in the flop which could potentially give my opponent a flush. I had about double his chips so decided to call thinking that even if he has two spades I should still be a slight favorite. He had the 87s, made the flush on the turn and won the hand.
Now for the interesting part. If you look at the attached pictures, the pots calculator gives him better odds preflop (40%) then after the flop (36%) where he had a flush draw. Is that correct? Shouldn't he get closer to 50% odds with flush draw? Or is it just because 4 spades are already in play his chances drop by so much?
I lost a hand playing today and I wanted to check in the odds calculator if I made a good call.
The hand went somehow like this:
I don't remember my starting position just that 6 people limped in the pot including me with K10o. I flopped a straight JQ9. I was third to act after two checks and I bet pot size. Some guy went all in and the rest folded. I had nuts at the time but there were two spades in the flop which could potentially give my opponent a flush. I had about double his chips so decided to call thinking that even if he has two spades I should still be a slight favorite. He had the 87s, made the flush on the turn and won the hand.
Now for the interesting part. If you look at the attached pictures, the pots calculator gives him better odds preflop (40%) then after the flop (36%) where he had a flush draw. Is that correct? Shouldn't he get closer to 50% odds with flush draw? Or is it just because 4 spades are already in play his chances drop by so much?
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