No Jan217, given my opponents ranges and my hand, it is easy, but extremely tedious to calculate what I am after. This is why I want a tool.
By the way, the expected flop rundown equity ought to be precisely the preflop rundown equity. The important thing is how that equity is
distributed.
I'm probably more interested in playing, say, suited small gappers than Q5 because most value in Q5 lies in hitting pairs and two pair. I am not likely to get full value out of position with such a hand. With a drawing hand, I'm quite likely to get full value, even out of position.
The above paragraph is of course qualitatively obvious. I'd like to see the numbers, i.e. what percentage of flops will give me draws of various kinds, what percentage of flops will give me bottom pair with an overcard kicker?
Does it make my question clearer Avataren?
taavi: Relax. Just play

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Right! But at the moment I enjoy discussing poker more than playing. I have lost my BR playing drunk (again). FL $0.02/$0.04 isn't too fun.
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