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  1. #1

    Default AQo 3 limpers

    Cant belive I had so many limpers, therefore I was well prepared to give up the hand - but with position and everyone checking round to me I made a 3/4 pot stab, recieved one caller on a flush draw who didnt hit. Can anyone tell me if i had pot odds to call the turn raise!? and a rough way of working it out with 6 outs and his $1.80 bet into then $12.20 pot

    ...would be much appretiated

    > NicktheD posted small blind ($0.10)
    > cymruambyth posted big blind ($0.20)
    > Game # 240,616,375 starting.
    > Dealing Hole Cards
    > Djuret called for $0.20
    > antoine1066 called for $0.20
    cymruambyth> just 4 u ant
    AQo > SinkRox raised for $1.40
    cymruambyth> lol
    > NicktheD called for $1.30
    > cymruambyth called for $1.20
    > Djuret called for $1.20
    antoine1066> thnx lol
    > antoine1066 folded
    > Dealing the Flop(9ª9¨5¨) [$5.50 pot]
    > NicktheD checked
    > cymruambyth checked
    > Djuret checked
    > SinkRox bet for $3.20
    > NicktheD folded
    > cymruambyth called for $3.20
    > Djuret folded
    > Dealing the turn(5§) [$12.10 pot]
    > cymruambyth bet for $1.80
    > SinkRox called for $1.80
    > Dealing the river(Q©)
    > cymruambyth bet for $3.60
    > SinkRox called for $3.60
    > cymruambyth shows [A3s] Two Pair, Nines over Fives
    (9ª9¨5¨5§A¨)
    > SinkRox wins $21.85 with Two Pair, Queens over Nines
  2. #2
    That is one jacked up looking hh. I assume that the umlaut means spades, and the crazy squiqqly thing, the exponent a, and the copyright symbol are the other three suits.

    Anyway, to answer your question - his $1.80 means that, in total, the pot is $14.00, and you have to call $1.80. Divide 14.00 by 1.80 to get your pot odds, which is approx. 7.8-1. With 6 cards that help you and 38 that don't, you're 6.3-1 to make your hand, so you have the odds, if you had in fact had 6 outs.

    If I'm playing this hand on the turn, though, I'm not thinking "I have 6 outs." I'm thinking maybe I have 6 outs, or maybe I'm drawing dead to a boat, or maybe I'm going to split this pot with another ace. Pot odds are important in this hand, but not so much in a "what are the odds my hand will hit" sort of way, rather more of a "what are the odds my hand is good" sort of way.

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