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A Deeper Look at Implied Odds
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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 665806, member: 26306"] Right, I don't think you understand my point. The person playing Q5o is not a good player, but they unwittingly are making the correct play because of the poor play of the opponent. If you call your stack with AA, you are giving implied odds to any hand basically. That's all I'm trying to say, not that you should call with Q5o, but that if you have AA and you call all the way down, you shouldn't be surprised when you lose money overall to suckouts, because you are actually giving them correct implied odds, although the person with Q5o probably doesn't understand that. I don't know what kind of limits you play but I see that kind of thing happen all the time at 5/10c and 10/25c. If the players are good, you're right, but when you're playing with players who are not very good, but think they are, you run into a lot of people who make a poor play and then complain about the poor play of others, even though their own poor play made the other poor play a good play (if that makes any sense). [/QUOTE]
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