easy · Poker Theory Fundamentals
In a standard Cash Game, why are 'Offsuit Broadways' (like K♦ J♠) often considered dangerous for beginners?
- They are mathematically impossible to win with (under this line)
- They often make dominated top pairs that lose large pots
- They have higher equity than suited cards
- They are taxed more heavily by the rake
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