Could you explain why?
in order to call a pot-sized bet three-way you need 12 outs (25% chance of making your hand on the next street) so that you breakeven in the long run.
In this case you call the flop bet assuming you are behind an have outs to improve,
namely 12 (9 clubs that make your hand, 3 GutSs).
You have ~25% chance of making your hand on the turn. You breakeven with your call . Fold.
On the turn nothing has changed except
that now you are not closing the action and are facing a pot sized-bet 2-way for what you need 33% (15 outs) in order to break even. The call loses money. Fold.
Off course there are some factors that change your EVs calculated above.
A) Knowing the tendencies of both opponents involved (Implied odds )
B) The way the hand played out
C) Your gambling mood
D) othersStatistics: Posted by bassline — Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:42 am
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