Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="titans4ever, post: 382041, member: 2843"]
Sammy and Osmann hit both sides of the story right away.  Sammy was thinking exactly the way I was at the table (minus his outs mistake).  I have a 10k pot and need to invest my last 5500 into it.  The pot odds are there to make the call if all my outs are good.

When I got home and plugged the hand into the calculator I did not realize just how much of a dog I was to a set.  I had a 40% chance to win.  Any flush draw with one overcard (even As 2s, Js 2s) still has me looking very bad when I plugged it in.

Here is what happened:
I did not think he had a high A (AJ, AQ, etc.) or 10 10 since he had limped in, most people would raise preflop to narrow the field. I was thinking more of :ks: :js: or :qs: :js: was possible.  I also thought of A 10 and he was trying to protect the draw or he hit the nasty set.  Last but not least I had thought of :4s: :6s: and he had the same number of outs except I was drawing to larger straight and flush.  In my minute brain I thought I was still drawing but favored in the hand with 15 outs to beat even the set with the flush and straight draw that is about a 60% chance to hit one of my cards.

I called and he shows :ad:  :10c:  The suspense did not last long because I hit my flush on the turn.

I just thought it was a good lesson for me in trying to not only count outs but outs to the best hand.  I never would have imagined that I would have been such a dog to a made set on the flop with a straight and flush draw.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us