Tom Ewall
05-28-2005, 11:05 AM
The odds are about 1 in 3 (supposted to be), but it depends. If you
have the flush draw they drop to about 1%, but if it's your opponent
your estimate of 80% sounds about right.
"PokerPaul" <anonymous@email.com> wrote in message news:<3f7c3db8$0$154$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com>...
> I have once again fallen victim to a flush draw at Party. I go all in for
> 1200 with 2 pair and he calls it without even blinking and makes his flush.
> What are the true odds [supposed to be] of hitting a flush draw after the
> flop? It really does seem that it is higher than 80% at Party Poker. I'm
> serious, I think players are aware of this fact and will continue to abuse
> this imbalance and make the call for their flush draw no matter what.
>
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have the flush draw they drop to about 1%, but if it's your opponent
your estimate of 80% sounds about right.
"PokerPaul" <anonymous@email.com> wrote in message news:<3f7c3db8$0$154$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com>...
> I have once again fallen victim to a flush draw at Party. I go all in for
> 1200 with 2 pair and he calls it without even blinking and makes his flush.
> What are the true odds [supposed to be] of hitting a flush draw after the
> flop? It really does seem that it is higher than 80% at Party Poker. I'm
> serious, I think players are aware of this fact and will continue to abuse
> this imbalance and make the call for their flush draw no matter what.
>
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