Reverse Implied Odds?

[suitedaces84]

What the hell are these? And how do I get them? I know I could buy a book and find out, but I'm cheap and lazy.

Thanks for any help.

[snoogins47]

It's basically hands where you're bound to lose money if your opponent hits... in a sense, if you've got implied odds against somebody, they've got reverse implied odds.

so I guess it's pretty self explanatory. It's the precise opposite of implied odds

[Dave B]

suprisingly concise.......shocking

[suitedaces84]

Easy enough, thanks a lot.

[gol4pro]

I thought it was something different....

Essentially, if I call you down with bottom pair on the river, and you think I'm a moron, then I have better implied odds on draws against you later.

Maybe that's not right?

[mangothebear]

snoogins' explanation is correct but doesn't explain the implications.

If you have a made hand and you're up against a draw, you have reverse implied odds because if they hit, you will probably lose more money calling but if they miss, you won't win any extra bets (because they'll fold).