by Zmej » Thu Aug 02, 2007 6:08 am
I can refirmulate it simplier than Roy did.
There exists empirical evidence that to call with PP for a set value one needs at least x10 in implied odds in order to justify the call preflop. As Villian 2 riased to 45 and we have both 450 we barely have implied odds to call, so if we were sure that Villian 1 wouldn't reraise we would be correct to call. If there is some chance that Villian 1 will reraise it effectively decreases our implied odds making it a fold.
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