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• 9 December 2011 • 5:22 pm Bescumberer
  

  @lellinger there’s no point considering the burn cards because you dont know what they are

• 9 December 2011 • 5:37 pm balghiti1
  

  @lellinger She actually did. Those remain the same as the cards you never get to see after the river !!

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• 9 December 2011 • 6:41 pm ojideagu
  

  @Awesome1601 No. It’s times 4 if you got to see the turn and river. It’s by 2 if you only see 1 more street.

• 9 December 2011 • 7:19 pm ojideagu
  

  ace 5 example she missed out the 3 ace outs.

• 9 December 2011 • 7:48 pm silentsniper125
  

  actually her explanation makes sense. if you figure out the percentage of hitting an out on the turn instead of on the turn AND the river then you dont have to take into consideration an opponent raising after the turn.

  for example if you had 8 outs and multiplied by 4 you have a hit percentage of 32. but what if you get raised after the turn? 32% means nothing if you fold. so its better to work out the chances of hitting on just the turn

• 9 December 2011 • 8:00 pm rdot21
  

  @plstrom you are most welcome

• 9 December 2011 • 8:52 pm lellinger
  

  she didn’t consider the burn cards….

• 9 December 2011 • 9:41 pm xXpieroXx2
  

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• 10 December 2011 • 12:18 am Awesome1601
  

  So let me get that straight. I check how many cards would make me win and multiply the number by 2 after flop and by 4 after turn and river? Then I check how much percent I pay if I call and check if the percent number of “outs” is higher than the percents of my call?

• 10 December 2011 • 12:58 am funincluded
  

  Finally, a video that uses % instead of X:Y ratios! It’s so much more confusing to do the extra steps to get ratios, and I don’t even know how to really apply them

• 10 December 2011 • 1:44 am plstrom
  

  @naughttube For sure it is x2 on the turn and 4 on the river ( the 5th card to come out on the table) ??

• 10 December 2011 • 2:14 am plstrom
  

  @rdot21 thak you sir , ’cause my brain was doing a blind knot.. !

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• 10 December 2011 • 2:58 am cristofolon
  

  wouldn’t you have 15 outs if you count the aces??

• 10 December 2011 • 3:20 am bigDeeOT
  

  This video is kind of misleading the way it says you must fold if you don’t have pot odds. They need to say something of implied odds. You only look strictly at pot odds if the other player is all in.

• 10 December 2011 • 4:05 am bigDeeOT
  

  @rdot21
  You didn’t understand what she said.

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