Poker Challenge and Answer: Book Harrington on Holdem I

Book Harrington on Holdem I - Hand 3-2.3

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edwin's Answer: call

You're 4-1 against getting the flush on the last card, and the pot is offering 8-1. Easy call.

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Fold

12% (4/33)

Call

72% (24/33)

Raise 400

15% (5/33)

Statistics: top odds to improve by the river

Two Pairs

24 %

Flush

20 %

Three of a Kind

4.3 %

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A single-table satellite for a major tournament. 4 players have been eliminated, and we're down to 6. The small and big blinds are loose-aggressive players who like to play a lot of pots.

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