Hand of the Day, 14 Oct 2026
Wednesday, 14 October 2026. Hand of the Day number 3. Difficulty 3 of 7: the week gets harder from Monday to Sunday.
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Omar never shows a card until the end: you have the betting and the board to go on.
- PreflopLimp
- Flop3♣4♥A♣Bet 2/3 pot
- Turn3♣4♥A♣7♦Bet pot
- River3♣4♥A♣7♦5♠Bet pot
Which hand does Omar most likely have?
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Most likely: Two pair
Two pair is the biggest slice of the range by weight: about 2.9 of its 7 combos play this line. Set has more (9 combos) but plays it less often. Omar had A♦ 3♦: two pair, just as the odds said.
Omar held A♦3♦
The working
- Range. Omar’s line leaves 16 combos, about 4.2 by weight of 1,326 16 of 1,326 combos
- Two pair. 7 combos, about 2.9 by weight 7 of 16 combos
- Set. 9 combos, about 1.3 by weight 9 of 16 combos
- By weight. Hands taken only some of the time count at part weight, so the biggest slice is the one with the most weight.
- By kind. Value 100%, pairs 0%, draws and bluffs 0%. The kind of hand is the read that matters most; the biggest slice is the detail.
- Showdown. Omar had A♦ 3♦: Two pair, 7 combos of the 16 A♦3♦
Then decide: call or fold?
Omar bets 12 into 12. Call or fold? Amounts are in big blinds.
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Calling is right
Omar’s range, from the read: 12 combos. 6 sets and better · 6 two pair
The price was right. You needed 33%, and against what Omar likely holds you win 97%. You win this pot more often than not, and the price is in your favour too.
The working
- The price. You call 12 to win 24 (the 12 in the pot and Omar’s 12). That is 12 ÷ (24 + 12) = 33%. To break even you need to win at least that often (pot odds). 12 to call into 24: 33%
- Your chance. After the read, 12 combos are left in Omar’s range. Counting every card that can still come, you win 97% of the time (ties count half; equity). 4♣4♦ 97%
- The comparison. 97% is more than 33%, so calling wins more than it costs over many hands like this one. 97% × 24 − 2.7% × 12 = +23 big blinds per call, on average.
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