87 offsuit flops a straight about 1 in 77. we kept dealing real flops till one finally hit. how often does it get there by the river? guess before you watch
answer 7s6s, 23.03% vs AhAd and KsQs only 17.68. @DevonStPoker basically nailed it. 76 has four straights using both cards, KQ has two and one of them needs an ace. flushes come in the same for both btw
@PokerNews@BorgataPoker@ArnwineJustin AA still 71.59% after the 6s. QQ had 11 of 44 rivers and the 5s was one of them, board straight but the Qs makes the flush. other 3 fives just chop
@WPT J6 was 71.62% on the flop, then the 6 turn gave it sixes full and Q7 was drawing dead. river 3 only lets Q7 play the board with threes full of sixes, still under J6's sixes full of threes
A5s. 33.62% vs KK, AQ offsuit only 28.39%, and even A5 offsuit beats AQ. pairing the Q wins about as often as pairing the 5, the offsuit gap is straights. most AQ straights need a king and KK holds two, the 5 is in everything from the wheel to 9-high
@PokerNationLIVE@junglemandan@rampagepoker@HCLPokerShow harut had 9 outs vs AJ on the 7s turn, any 8, a 5 or a 6. run it twice and jungle scoops both 62.90% of the time. that 9s river even gave harut two pair lol, just lower than jungle's
@Sara1051579 ak vs aq on that flop is 13.28 to 14.29% depending on suits. three kings and some runner runner stuff. top pair top kicker feels great till he says aq