Chips->Middle

Ok. Wasn't sure what sense you were using the term.That is included in the probabilities given above. Basically it accounts for your redraw to boat up.In this case it is a huge part of your opponent's mistake. In holdem, an oesd + flush draw is a hand people will go to war with. Counting his outs, you come up with 9 flush and 6 straight outs for 15 outs. Doing some mental arithmetic in the middle of the hand he will multiply by 4 for his chance of hitting either turn or river come up with roughly 60% and get it in.This is probably what your opponent did. His calculations for his hand are

Your opponent is a donkey.If he was correct, then he should keep his mouth shut rather than educate his opposition but in this case, he is also wrong making him twice a donkey.Firstly, you should note that he doesn't have a wrap draw on the flop (assuming I'm reading the HH correctly and he has 2345). He has a flush draw and an open ender. You are around 57% here which is what he should have expected, if he thought you were on the set. There are wraps that are favourites vs top set. Top set is roughly a coinflip against a 17 out wrap draw and will be a dog to a 17 out wrap with the flush dr