The Poker Equity Cheat Sheet: Every Number That Decides a Call
Every call compares two numbers: the equity you need, set by the bet size, and the equity you have, set by the cards. This is the reference for both — simulated, not copied from a forum.
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Every call compares two numbers: the equity you need, set by the bet size, and the equity you have, set by the cards. This is the reference for both — simulated, not copied from a forum.
Multiply outs by 4 on the flop and 2 on the turn. It is accurate to a point — and past nine outs, or with money still to go in, it overstates your equity in exactly the spots that cost the most.
Across 105 solved flops the main c-bet size never changes — but the frequency swings from 45% to 81%. Here is which dial does the work, and why.
Every card in your hand removes combinations from your opponent's range. Here is when that actually changes your decision — and the half of the calculation most players skip.
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