BudBundy
Saturday, February 17th, 2007, 4:56 AM
QUOTE (Head_Trauma @ Saturday, February 17th, 2007, 2:45 PM)

Is it ridiculous to repot on the flop? I was curious what our equity would be against villain's range. Assuming he repots and we get it all in... If he's on a set with no redraw or a weak redraw, we are nearly exactly 50% to win. If he's on a set with a good redraw (esp one with an open ender) we could have as low as 30% equity. Against top two with a weak redraw, we have about 60-65% equity. Against top two with a strong redraw (J9 and two backdoor flush draws) we have 47% equity.
Against this range, repotting is fairly marginal I think. But then again, our raise might make him fold a hand like bottom set or top two, right?
MP3 have us covered i don't think he'd be shy to push hard with a good hand.
I don't think re-potting here would be a good idea. On turn if the board pairs we are always getting away from our hand but if we hit is he always folding his set?
I think seeing turn > re-popping flop.