Is it possible to be 50% 50 % after the turn (no split)

rcman1980

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a qustion that came to my mind during poker game.
any idea anybody ?
 
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Yes
paired board with 2 of the same suit that are connected.

One guy has underpair, other has 2 overs that make gutshot and FD.

ex. KQss v 2d2h on 9sTsTd5h
 
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I was gonna use the same example except with 10 J 7 7 with two spades. The outs would be 4 Aces, 3 Kings, 3 Queens, 3 Tens, 3 Jacks, 4 Nines, and 7 Spades. 27 outs twice is 54%, so yo would be a slight favorite.
 
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lektrikguy said:
In case the new guys don't know about the odds calculator:

https://www.cardschat.com/poker-odds-calculator.php

Just plug in 2 or more hands and it will give you the odds.

Also, you can download a program called PokerStove, which is very useful to have on your computer in case you want odds and don't have the internet.
 
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widowmaker89 said:
Yes
paired board with 2 of the same suit that are connected.

One guy has underpair, other has 2 overs that make gutshot and FD.

ex. KQss v 2d2h on 9sTsTd5h
nice ty
 
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