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2Devils
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 5:09 pm    Post subject: I used twodimes.net from Andy Bloch's advice in "No Limit by the Numbers" IS THIS POSSIBLE Reply with quote

Hi,
I used twodimes.net to calculate the following odds and I just think something must be wrong. I got sucked out on all in on the flop and I just wanted to see how bad my luck was. Maybe this is a bad calculator, but Andy Bloch recommended it. You tell me

http://twodimes.net/h/?z=4825722
pokenum -h ac tc - as js - 6c 6s /
BOARD is 6h 7h ad
Holdem Hi: 962598 enumerated boards
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
Ac Tc 243356 25.28 693504 72.05 25738 2.67 0.266
As Js 332787 34.57 604073 62.75 25738 2.67 0.358
6s 6c 360717 37.47 598212 62.15 3669 0.38 0.376

What I don't understand is that both of the players with Aces need runner, runner to win the hand. They need 7, 7 ... A J...A 10... 10, 10 ... J, J... A, 7... or 9, 8 which is what came. Granted I was still the most likely to win, I'm completely surprised I wasn't well over 50%. Remeber also, there's only 1 A, 2 7s, 3 10s, and 3 Js....
One last question... Why isn't A-10 more favored to win than A-J since he has the straight possiblility?
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IABoomer
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Joined: 29 Oct 2006
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 5:19 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Not sure how TwoDimes came up with that scenario. Pokerstove gave me:

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Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

   2,768,449  games    10.315 secs   268,390  games/sec

Board: 6h 7h Ad
Dead: 

   equity    win    tie          pots won    pots tied   
Hand 0:    02.752%     02.42%    00.33%             67038         9143.50   { AcTc }
Hand 1:    00.988%     00.66%    00.33%             18213         9143.50   { AsJs }
Hand 2:    96.260%     96.26%    00.00%           2664911            0.00   { 6c6s }


which is much more like what you'd expect.

It looks like it ignored the board cards when making the calculation and based the results on pre-flop action only, although I couldn't say why.

Edit: I see what happened. You put the board cards in the "Dead cards" blank, which is why it didn't figure the odds after the flop. Follow this link:

http://twodimes.net/h/?z=4825823

and you'll see the difference.
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BladeBoyle
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Joined: 11 Jan 2008
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 4:03 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

im doing this in my head not a program so consider that


Ac Tc has 3 possible ace outs and 3 T outs making that 6 and 9 possible flush outs 15x2+2=32%
As Js has 3 possible ace outs and 3 j outs and 9 spades 15x2+2=32%
this is the weird one
6s 6c has 2 main outs 6% to draw better here only one as its a set. so that 1x2=2+1= 3% add that to 34% you get 37% but can be 90 ish% ahead and the end
the suits dont matter in this hand so one 6 and three 7s 4 outs ummm
but the other hands have more real outs to draw better that game might make my blood pressure go up jjj and ttt is possible

and yes i count the aces they the player dont know there gone

you want to fight about the math i did go for it my head hurts i think i had a stroke tomuch math bottum line more better outs to draw to but the 666 is ahead ace T is much like JJ always called by better and is weaker then you think
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