|
|
 Originally Posted by SonOfAkira
Originally Posted by freechus9
You have 10 outs, so thats a 3:2 chance of hitting your set/straight. It's $3.75 to call a $6.75 pot, giving you 9:5 odds. 9:5<3:2=call.
Wait. 10 outs out of 47 cards is just over 1 in 5. 3.75 into a 6.75 pot would be putting in 3.75 to win 10.50, slightly under 3:1. With this calculation, without a specific read on the villain, easy fold. I assume villain holds a set, but AK and even 89s or 910s are not out of the realm of possibility. This would give us dead outs, not mention the outs villain has to improve to a boat, making it an easier fold.
Unless we're in a gambling mood, fold.
There's 2 cards to come because the villain went all in on the flop.
Also, you don't include the amount of the bet when you are comparing pot/bet ratio.
|
Reply With Quote