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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 642569, member: 26306"]
They do tell, pokerstars and full tilt each do it one way, forget which is which. The bottom line is, it doesn't matter. If you don't know the cards, it doesn't matter whether the computer has determined them or not. No matter which way it is done, when you fold, what plays out is just an example of what could have played out. Unless you go back in time, you'll NEVER be in that exact situation again, so does it matter whether you would have won a million bucks had you called? The only thing feeling bad about not calling can do is make you chase more in the future, but that's based on you not wanting to see a bad result, not on the past. Before the flop comes, you know exactly what's going to come out. Assuming you don't have them, each card has a 1/50 chance of being the first on the flop, and you can figure out exactly how often you would make each hand in any situation. It's not a big secret. But until you see the cards, the probability is all you know, and it's all you can use. Hopefully you play enough hands so that you are virtually playing the same hands again and again. You may have been dealt 27o 200 times and I'm sure several times you flop 2 pair, as the odds dictate you should. But if you play 27o like that every hand, you will lose money after you've played it 200 times.
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