Quote Originally Posted by oskar
The turn is pretty difficult to figure out exactly during the hand. We have implied odds with 5 outs against some of his range if we're behind and reverse implied odds against others when we improve, but end up with the worst hand. It should be closer to 50% equity. Given the pot odds the turn should be a pretty obvious call. - This would change a lot in a raised pot because his range is a lot narrower and tilted more towards sets and better 2-pair hands.
The way this hand played out - with a c/c on the flop and a c/r on the turn in a limped pot it really looks like he improved on the turn. Frankly I've included K8 and 88 more as an afterthought for completeness and because it makes it a little closer :P.
I think his range is weighted towards K6, Q6, 86, 66, and Qx of diamonds (on the turn).


Extremophile - I don't really know what you did there with the combos.
88 - 1 combo: 8 8
66 - 3 combos: 66, 66, 66
K8 - 6 combos: there are two 8's and 3 Kings left in the deck.

And so on.
I guess I messed it up. But, nobody makes the first jump.