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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6757225, member: 1003394"] Hello Brother how are you The reason is to try to understand that poker is a game in general of strategy and mathematical possibilities. Let's say to cite an example. You play a lottery ticket and there are 10,000 numbers at stake. The mathematical possibility that you have that your ticket is the favored one is 1 in 10,000. You play all-in KK against AQ. If in the hand there are neither straight nor flush possibilities for your opponent on the first streets flop and turn, the mathematical possibility that he will beat you is with 3 in 48, preflop, multiplied by 5 on the flop, by 2 on the turn and for 1 on the river. In other words, x 5, x 2 and x 1 are the streets in which he has the possibility of hitting an Ace, which is the card he wins from you. In other words, on the river he still has a 3 in 44 chance, that is, 52 cards minus 4 (2 yours and 2 from your opponent) plus 4 cards on the flop and turn. In other words, on the river he still has a 6.81% chance of hitting his Ace. Of course, that's why the badbeat is so tremendous because one says that it's almost impossible for it to happen, but it happens. That's why the turns in which you have a huge amount of odds to exploit are so well exploited. A hug brother:):):) [/QUOTE]
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