Is AA single suited a call vs a top 10% range in PLO6?
AA ss vs top10%, heads up, preflop
49.3%
equity for AA ss against 50.7% for the top 10% - it is a slight underdog.
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| Player | Range | Equity | 95% CI |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | top10% | 41.00% | ±0.03 |
| 2 | top30% | 34.79% | ±0.03 |
| 3 | top100% | 24.21% | ±0.03 |
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AA ss vs top10%, heads up, preflop
49.3%
equity for AA ss against 50.7% for the top 10% - it is a slight underdog.
top5% vs three top20%, every flop
31.2%
equity on monotone flops, against 28.1% over all flops and 27.2% on rainbow flops. A tight range gains when the board is suited.
@topset vs top30%, flop Ks 9h 4h
−12.6
points when the Ts comes: equity falls from 75.9% to 63.3%. The Js is next at −11.7, then the Th and Jh at −11.6.
top10% vs top30% vs all, preflop
59.8%
of deals lost by the top 10% range, most often to full houses (30.1% of those losses), straights (27.4%) and flushes (20.9%).
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On Ks 9h 4h both flop two pair or better a third of the time, but the top 10% holds an overpair almost 3 times as often: 35.5% against 12.6%
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