Exercice

[jackvance]

Try to construct a HH, containing your holecards, villain's holecards and the flop, where you are behind on the flop, yet over 70% to win the hand.

[DaNutsInYoEye]

You: 5h6h
Opponent: 9d2d

Flop: 4h7hAs

You: 70.91% win, 0.91% tie
Opponent 28.18% win, 0.91% tie

[koolmoe]

You: Kd Qd
Opp: 2s 2c

Board: Jd Jh Td

Holdem Hi: 990 enumerated boards containing Jd Td Jh
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
Kd Qd 703 71.01 278 28.08 9 0.91 0.715
2s 2c 278 28.08 703 71.01 9 0.91 0.285

[zenbitz]

Trick question. If you are >50% to win, then you cannot be "behind".

[holdin2]

Trick question. If you are >50% to win, then you cannot be "behind".

Semantics.
You are behind at the moment if the hand ended now. Being behind and being the favorite are two different things.

A particular kicker makes 85% of his field goals from inside 30 yards. You're team is down 23-21. Guess what? You still have to kick it, you're still behind.

[jackvance]

Heh, guess it wasn't so hard. I think the one koolmoe posted (71.01% equity) is the highest you can get, atleast I can't find a situation with more outs.

Trick question. If you are >50% to win, then you cannot be "behind".

Well, I said "behind on the flop", which I think is semantically correct.. you still have to improve.