Quote Originally Posted by supa View Post
I think of it more like this.

We have an A high flush draw and we know villains range is only sets. Villain has reverse implied odds in that some of our flush outs complete his boat.
Do you mean hero has reverse implied odds? The problem with your example is that hero still has a bunch of true nut outs, only a few of his outs are tainted so it's not a typical reverse-implied odds situation.

The classic examples of reverse-implied odds are chasing a FD with the on a or chasing a straight with on or simply overvaluing hands like or