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 Originally Posted by Evansgambit
Actually i think i'm wrong in the AX having 12 possibilities. too much thinking lol. will review some other time. cheers
Well you're right in that any single Ax has 12 possibilities, but all the Ax's have a whole lot more. Which makes sense because if you're up against some maniac who's got Ax, 2pr, sets in his range on a A73 board, and you've got AQ, intuitively you should know that you're ahead most of the time.
When you add up all the dozens of hand combinations of the Ax's you beat, you see what you knew intuitively expressed mathematically.
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