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By the Turn or River?Understanding the odds of drawing hands is one of the basic fundamental concepts of texas hold’em. The probability of completing a draw is based on the number of outs you have. Here is a poker outs probability chart showing the odds of making a few of the common draws on the turn or river, based on the number of outs.Chance of Improving on Turn or RiverAn Easy Math Shortcut to Help You Figure out the OddsIf you can remember the numbers 4 and 2, you can figure out your approximate chances of hitting a flopped draw on the turn or by the river. For your chance of improving by the river, multiply your expected number of outs by 4. For your chance of improving on the turn, multiply your expected number of outs by 2. That’s it, easy peasy.Of course, the numbers won’t be exactly correct and are going to be off by around 1% most of the time. Even so, it’s close enough to make intelligent decisions at the table. Let’s test it out, just to be sure. Say you have an open-ended straight draw and are curious how often you will hit your straight by the river. Since an open ender is 8 outs, we multiply that by 4 and end up with 32. If you check the chart above, you will notice that the actual number is 31.5%; pretty dang close. Feel free to test a few other possibilities to get the hang of it.Why Are Drawing Hands so Valuable?Now, let’s briefly get a bit more advanced and discuss the theory of why drawing hands are so valuable. In short, it’s because they tend to do very well against the strong made hands and have much better equity against the nuts (the strongest hand possible) or near nuts, even on the turn.Equity is basically what percentage of the pot your hand is going to win if everyone involved in the pot happened to get all-in right now at this very moment on this street. If you compare the equity of a made hand like top pair versus the nuts, you will see that that type of hand has very little chance of winning by the river. On the other hand, your run of the mill low flush draw will usually beat the stone cold nuts more than 1 in 3 times by the

Craspedia globosa will be very tolerant to occasional frosts as well as short periods of drought. If your plant dies off, it will be able to resprout when its active season draws nearer.Here are the basic care instructions for the Pycnosorus plants. How to Water Billy ButtonsBeing a drought-tolerant native, this plant actually won’t require much water to grow well. Water your plant only when the top layer of soil has become dry to the touch. Best Fertiliser for Craspedia Globosa Feeding your billy buttons can boost their growth, especially when fed in its active growing season. Fertilise with a quality slow-release fertiliser during spring and summer.For a healthy soil pH, try to use a 7-12-7 fertiliser for the best results. When fertilising, you can also add some compost or well-rotted manure for an extra boost. Water lightly after feeding. Pruning Billy ButtonsYou will need to lightly tidy up your plant after flowering at the end of summer by removing old flower stems when they begin to look drab. Your plant should remain neat with tidy leaf clumps until new flower stems form next year. Learn the ins and outs of pruning Australian native plants here.Mulching NeedsThese plants love warm conditions. Adding a layer of mulch around the planting site in summer will help to regulate temperatures and suppress weeds.It is recommended to use a layer of mostly gravel with some large bark chips. The stones will massively help with regulating the plant's temperature as conditions cool. Drying Billy Buttons The cut flowers look fantastic in fresh or dried bouquets, adding a unique touch to your décor indoors. To preserve your billy buttons’ flowers, simply cut them and hang them upside-down to allow them to fully dry out. They will retain their beauty as they dry. Hang them in a

Job. Later, Matsson meets Tom, discussing his role at Waystar after the deal’s completion. As it turns out, Tom wasn’t auditioning to save his job as the Head of ATN under Matsson’s regime. Instead, his hang-out session with Matsson was an interview for the CEO role. Soon, Kendall learns that Matsson is interviewing other candidates for the CEO role and will never appoint Shiv. Ultimately, the board voting commences, and at a 6-6 tie, Shiv votes in support of the sale, sealing the deal and leading to Tom winning the long-running race. Tom wins the crown as he is appointed as Logan’s successor to the CEO’s chair at Waystar.The Meaning Tom Wins‘Succession’ ends with Tom emerging as the winner in the race to succeed Logan Roy. He was appointed Waystar RoyCo’s CEO after Lukas Matsson acquired the company. Tom winning the entire game comes as a major twist for viewers as Logan’s children, Kendall, Roman, and Shiv, are poised as the most likely candidates to take over from their father. However, Tom’s ascension to power is cleverly planted and foreshadowed in the earlier episodes. Firstly, making Tom the CEO makes the most sense for Matsson, who needs a US-based figure to get past regulatory concerns. Since Shiv does not have the necessary credentials and other candidates like Lawrence Yee do not know the ins and outs of Waystar, Tom is the best candidate.Secondly, Tom’s desire to please and his acumen for sucking up to powerful figures rightly fit the power

To trust people like you.”Kennedy Road is a major artery in the eastern Toronto suburb of Scarborough, a notoriously dangerous, immigrant-dense neighborhood that requires serious street smarts to navigate. What Drake, who’s been known to kick it at the middle eastern café Habibiz on Kennedy Road, is saying in this line from Keep The Family Close is: trust no one.Drake's been known to hang at the Kennedy Road restaurant Habibiz in Toronto's notorious Scarborough neighborhood.Google Maps8. “Like I’m shirt off, like I’m shirt off”In Grammys, Drake makes several surprising shout-outs to the teenage Somali-Canadian rapper Hassan Ali, who goes by the name “Top 5” but has also been nicknamed “Shirt Off Shawty” because, well, he always has his shirt off. The rapper hails from Toronto’s Lawrence Heights neighborhood, which has been alternately referred to as the “Jungle” by locals and “Toronto’s new murder capital” by The Globe and Mail.7. “[Kiddies] Caribana and trying not to catch a stray.Drake makes a (slightly unintelligible) reference to Caribana, the raucous parade held in Toronto each year to celebrate its proud Caribbean community, in Views. The extravagant festivities surrounding the parade have become a linchpin of Toronto’s cultural calendar, but it’s also been known to attract violence and create stray bullets. This year, Drake’s OVO Fest takes place during Caribana weekend.6. “I worked at J.D.’s connections whenever Jason let me”Elsewhere on Views, Drake pays homage to two of Toronto’s most venerable rappers: the Mississauga artist J.D. Era, and Jason Harrow, the 6 rap legend

In however you like – but I recommend lots of color, so they’re super vibrant and eye-catching.Cut them out and then glue them onto the stick. You can glue just one per stick or a few – I’d make them face each other so it looks like they’re having a conversation!Tie a long piece of string on either side of the stick and use that to hang the decoration.6. Color-Changing ChameleonsFor this craft, you’re going to print out a chameleon picture onto cardstock.Then, using a sharp pair of scissors or an X-acto knife, you’ll actually cut out the chameleon from the page, keeping the page intact.(You can find some other craft for this chameleon cut-out!)Take the page with the chameleon-shaped hole and place a paper plate over it, centering the plate. Trace around the plate and then cut out the shape from the page.Then, you’re going to color the plate however you want – you can shade in spots with colored pencils or markers or even use watercolors.Take a brass fastener and put the chameleon cut-out page over the paper plate, securing it in the middle.You can then turn the chameleon page to different parts of the paper plate, making the chameleon “change colors.”5. Paper Plate ChameleonsFor this craft, you will print out, color in, and cut out a chameleon from among my pictures.You’ll paste it to the middle of a paper plate and then, all around it, adorn it with leaves – actually petal-shaped cut-outs from different shades of