Poker: strategies; taking down the pot by Mike Fowlds

Example #1: There is $1 in the middle and your opponent has bet $1 You have to call $1 in order to win a $2 pot ($1 in

Poker: strategies; taking down the pot by Mike Fowlds In percentage method: I calc from those pot odds how much of the whole pot is mine so from pot odds 3:1, mine is 14 = 25 % Then I compare

Example #1: There is $1 in the middle and your opponent has bet $1 You have to call $1 in order to win a $2 pot ($1 in

pot odds in poker Your required equity is how often you will need to win the pot at showdown in order to make a call profitable Required equity = price of calling (pot size +

The flop comes 7h 5c 2h, giving you two overcards, a gutshot, and a flush draw The opponent makes a standard half-pot continuation bet, and now

pot limit omaha poker The flop comes 7h 5c 2h, giving you two overcards, a gutshot, and a flush draw The opponent makes a standard half-pot continuation bet, and now

Pot equity is your percentage chance of winning the pot at any given point in a hand That percentage is the amount of equity you have in the pot or how