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Term "FISH" in poker, what does it really mean?
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[QUOTE="rifflemao, post: 2351777, member: 98323"] Let's use Equilab to play [I]How fishy is it[/I]? The best you can say is that he has around 30% pf equity against a tight raising range, and roughly 19% against KK...less than 2.5% more of an edge than 7c2c vs your hand. It doesn't surprise me that he's shortstacked if he's calling large raises with suited trash to flop a flush draw roughly 11% of the time. He's probably better off shoving preflop based on the equity he has against your range, although he probably has no clue about that stuff anyway; he's just trying to flop a draw. Since he hit and won the hand, he will justify it as a good play in his mind. :congrats: Regardless of whether he hit on the turn, it's never an easy fold for you if he was already short after calling the flop and turn. The pot is telling you to call. Long term, it goes without saying that fish are good for the game. [/QUOTE]
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