Not really interesting fitz hand

Hectorjelly · 2006-03-20 07:27:33

I wasnt in this hand and cant remember the exact amounts/details, but I thought it was funny Utg makes it 7, theres at least 2 callers. So about 30 in the pot. The flop is 5s 8h 9d Utg has 9s 9c Utg +2 has 6s 7h The button 7d 6d Their equities are http://twodimes.net/h/?z=1614962 pokenum -h 6s 7h - 6d 7d - 9s 9c -- 5s 8h…

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I wasnt in this hand and cant remember the exact amounts/details, but I thought it was funny

Utg makes it 7, theres at least 2 callers. So about 30 in the pot.
The flop is 5s 8h 9d

Utg has 9s 9c
Utg +2 has 6s 7h
The button 7d 6d

Their equities are http://twodimes.net/h/?z=1614962
pokenum -h 6s 7h - 6d 7d - 9s 9c -- 5s 8h 9d
Holdem Hi: 903 enumerated boards containing 5s 9d 8h
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
9s 9c 321 35.55 578 64.01 4 0.44 0.357
6s 7h 0 0.00 351 38.87 552 61.13 0.305
7d 6d 30 3.32 321 35.55 552 61.13 0.338

I cant remember the stacks, but assume they had €500 each, and theres 30 in the pot.
Player 1 (99) would put in €500, and get back .357 of the pot; €546.21
Player 2 (nuts no redraw), gets back .305; €466.65
Player 3 (nuts backdoor flush), .338; €517.14

So player two would be better off open folding the flop rather than getting all in, and player 3 only makes a tiny profit from the hand. Player 1 gets a whole €46 worth of equity!

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