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You have 8d7c flop is Qh7s2d
assuming you are behind, you aren’t vulnerable to redraws. No matter which of your five outs comes in, it wont make you vulnerable to redraws on fourth street.
You have 8d7d flop is 9h7c2h
you are vulnerable to redraws. If you catch the 8h, anyone holding a 10,6, or heart will have a draw to beat you. A third 7 will sometimes give someone a straight or flush.
KsQs on Th9c2d vs 9s8s on 6h5d2s flop
Both have a gutshot draw to the nuts and two overs, but the KQ hand is stronger. If you hit a K, Q there is only one over that can come later to get you.
Number of outs 1–break even pot odds
45 to 1
Number of outs 2–break even pot odds
22
Number of outs 3–break even pot odds
14.3
Number of outs 4–break even pot odds
10.5
Number of outs5 –break even pot odds
8.2
Number of outs 6–break even pot odds
6.7
Number of outs7 –break even pot odds
5.6
Number of outs8 –break even pot odds
4.75
Number of outs9 –break even pot odds
4.1
Number of outs10 –break even pot odds
3.6
Number of outs 11–break even pot odds
3.2
Number of outs12 –break even pot odds
2.8
Number of outs13 –break even pot odds
2.5
Number of outs 14–break even pot odds
2.2
Number of outs 15–break even pot odds
2.1
Number of outs 16–break even pot odds
1.9
Number of outs 17–break even pot odds
1.7
Number of outs18 –break even pot odds
1.6
When do reverse applied odds apply
1.the pot is small. 2.There are still several betting rounds. 3.You have a weak made hand that may be best now, but is easy to draw out on.
Pot equity when considering folding
your pot equity measures how much you lose or give up when you fold.
Pot equity =
%chance you win * pot
Pot equity when you are considering give a free or cheap card
Your opponents combined pot equity measures how much you are risking if that card beats you. It is only worthwhile to give this card if you feel you can win more than amount extra as a result. (for example now he will call or bluff on the end even if he misses his draw).
Pot equity edge
% pot equity - % of the money you contribute (if you have four opponents this is 20% or 4-1)
Relative position
your position relative to the bettor affects the value of a weak draw.
Ah2h vs Ad8d on AcKc7s4h
3 outs to win- 3 deuces, 6 outs to tie- 3 sevens, 3 fours.
Ah2h vs Ad8d on AcKc9s4h
3 outs to win- 3 deuces, 22 outs to tie-1 ace, 3 kings, 4 queens, 4 jacks, 4 tens, 3 nines, 3 fours.
AhKh vs Kc3c on KdTh7c3s
9 outs to win- 3 aces, 3 tens, 3 sevens. Zero to tie.
Kh9h vs Kc3c on KdTh7c3s
6 outs to win- 3 tens, 3 nines. 3 outs to tie-3 sevens
AdQc vs 3s3h on JcJh8d4s
12 outs to win-3 aces, 3 queens, 3 eights, 3 fours and 0 to tie.
As2s vs AdTc on AhAcQh6d
3 outs to win- 3 deuces, fourteen outs to tie-4 kings, 3 queens, 4 jacks, 3 sixes.
As2s vsAhTd on As8d8h3c
0 outs to win. Fifteen outs to tie- 1 ace, 4 kings, 4 queens, 4 jacks, 2 eights.
Ad2d vs As3s on Ac8d8h2h
2 outs to win- 2 deuces, 42 outs to tie- every other card.
QsQc vs 3s3c on AdAh7h3d
four outs to win- 2 aces, 2 queens. 0 to tie.
AcKc vs 3s3c on 8c2s2d2h
7 outs to win- 3 A, 3 K, 1 deuce. 3 outs to tie- 3 eights.
Large pots, definition
6 handed or more pf no raise, raised 4 handed pf, 3 bet pf, 2 opponents will usually go to river.
If the pot is extremely large
forgo a flop raise if it means you will be bet into on the turn.
Factors that indicate checking behind the turn with a mediocre hand.
you don’t know how to handle being raised (+), if you are ahead you opponent doesn’t have many outs( + ), if you are behind you have outs (+), pot is small (+)
Protecting you hand vs pot size
the smaller the pot the less you need to protect your hand.
Criteria for waiting to raise the turn when bet into on the flop
raising now has little chance of inducing folds, your hand is vulnerable so your edge is small, if a favorable turn card comes you edge will increase.
When the pot is large, how should you value bet on the river
bet your marginal hands for value more because people will lower their standards for calling on the river.
If the flop is paired and you have overcards
it is better to have an ace overcard since noone might make a hand by the river and a-high might be best.
In marginal situations with overcards be more inclined to continue when
he may be betting a weak hand or a draw than a strong hand.
If you raise pf, the flop comes all (M-L-L) or (L-L-L) with 2 suited or 2 to a straight and an aggressive player bets into you
he is more likely to have a draw since he thinks you missed and he probably would cr a made hand since he knows you will bet.
Likelyhood of a flop bettor having a made hand
timid player betting ragged board > aggressive player betting coordinated board.
When to fire the second barrel unimproved
The fewer that are left and the weaker their possible range of hands, the more you should bet. Were there possible overcards? Were there possible draws on the flop? The best time to follow the turn is when it was moderately coordinated.
When your opponent is passive and bets into you/ raises you on the flop
You can make more marginal calls if there is a good chance he will give up on the turn.
When calculating pot odds
always be aware of the possibility of a raise behind you.
Instantaneous raises
indicate strength somewhat preflop if from early or middle position, more on the turn, and most on the river but not on the flop. Some opponents will instantaneously raise the turn when planning on checking the river.
A delay followed by a check
usually means weakness.
A delay followed by a bet
usually means strength