I don’t know what an underbelly straight draw is. I assume you mean drawing to the low end of the straight. There don’t seem to be any good definitions on google search. It’s not defined in Pokernews’ terms.
You may want to define the term in the video, or use other terminology.
An underbelly straight draw is when you have an open ended straight draw(8 outs to hit your straight), but both your cards are lower than the 2 board cards that would make your straight. So for example having 78 on a 1092 board or 45 on 67K board. These draws are a bit riskier because they cant hit a decent pair, and when you hit your straight especially if a high card comes, you could run into better straights.
I don’t know what an underbelly straight draw is. I assume you mean drawing to the low end of the straight. There don’t seem to be any good definitions on google search. It’s not defined in Pokernews’ terms.
You may want to define the term in the video, or use other terminology.
What do you mean by “underbelly straight draw?”
Great question Keith!
An underbelly straight draw is when you have an open ended straight draw(8 outs to hit your straight), but both your cards are lower than the 2 board cards that would make your straight. So for example having 78 on a 1092 board or 45 on 67K board. These draws are a bit riskier because they cant hit a decent pair, and when you hit your straight especially if a high card comes, you could run into better straights.