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Daily Poker Quiz: Archive

Your hand

  • Ks Jc 8h Td

    Game:Omaha
    Gametype:  -
    Blinds:-
    Position:-
Omaha match-up
2008-08-13

An example from Rolf Slotboom's book.

On a QHearts 9Hearts 3Spades flop, how big chance do you have against the following hands?

1) Q Q 7 2 rainbow
2) AHearts JHearts 8Spades 4Spades
3) Both of the above





40,2 %, 26,3 %, 21,5 % (correct)
Your opponent has a redraw in the first example and is therefore in the lead despite all of our draws. In the second one, you stand against the nut flush draw + ace high + a runner-runner flush draw, which is actually very good. And in the third situation, the drawing hands cancel each other out to give the top set a big lead.

40,2 %, 26,3 %, 21,5 % is correct.

21,5 %, 40,2 %, 26,3 %
Your opponent has a redraw in the first example and is therefore in the lead despite all of our draws. In the second one, you stand against the nut flush draw + ace high + a runner-runner flush draw, which is actually very good. And in the third situation, the drawing hands cancel each other out to give the top set a big lead.

40,2 %, 26,3 %, 21,5 % is correct.

26,3 %, 21,5 %, 40,2 %
Your opponent has a redraw in the first example and is therefore in the lead despite all of our draws. In the second one, you stand against the nut flush draw + ace high + a runner-runner flush draw, which is actually very good. And in the third situation, the drawing hands cancel each other out to give the top set a big lead.

40,2 %, 26,3 %, 21,5 % is correct.



Result:
40,2 %, 26,3 %, 21,5 % 39%
21,5 %, 40,2 %, 26,3 % 34%
26,3 %, 21,5 %, 40,2 % 28%

Totally 901 vote(s)


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