Mathematics, 21.07.2019 20:50, tessafargo

Suppose your opponent reraises all-in before the flop, and you know that she would do this with 90% probability if she had aa, kk, or qq. if she had any suited connectors, she would do this with 20% probability. with any other hand, the probability that she would reraise all-in is 0. given that she reraises all-in, what is the probability that she has suited connectors?

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