Pot odds
The pot is 100 and the opponent bets 50. You call 50 to win 200 (3 to 1): you need 25.0% equity for the call not to lose chips, if there is no more betting afterwards.
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The pot is 100 and the opponent bets 50. You call 50 to win 200 (3 to 1): you need 25.0% equity for the call not to lose chips, if there is no more betting afterwards.
With 9 outs on the flop (a flush draw), you hit on the turn 19.1% of the time, and by the river 35.0%. The rule of 4 gives 36%: handy for doing the math in your head.
vs before the flop: 46.2% vs 53.8%. Exact calculation over all 1,712,304 possible boards.
AK has 16 combos (4 suited and 12 offsuit). If you hold the ace of hearts, the opponent can only have 12: your card blocks the rest.
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