by Card Player News Team | Published: Aug 17, '24
… virtual poker arena. Pot Odds Pot odds are a crucial … formula for pot odds is: Pot Odds = Cost of Call / (Current Pot + … understanding pot odds is vital. Players compare pot odds to the odds of completing their hand. If the pot odds …
by Roy Cooke | Published: Oct 23, '16
… odds the pot was … odds conceptually correctly. Many players just look at the current odds the pot … odds. I emphasize current odds because they are guaranteed, while implied odds are not. Since current odds …
by Ed Miller | Published: Jul 13, '16
… same page, pot odds are the odds the pot lays you … odds. Pot Odds With No Further Betting The simplest use case for pot odds … pot odds use it correctly in these cases. Pot Odds With Further Betting People begin to misapply the concept of pot odds …
by Card Player News Team | Published: Feb 19, '16
… to pot odds. Those videos showed how pot odds differ from hand odds, … odds. With pot odds, you are figuring out the price that the pot … own pot odds, they will affect your opponent’s pot odds as well. If you can affect your opponent’s pot odds …
by Card Player News Team | Published: Dec 04, '15
… . Session 2 — Introduction To Pot Odds One of the biggest … the problem of differentiating pot odds from hand odds, and how that … bet sizing on pot odds and short cuts for comparing odds, whether … pot odds easier to understand, the site brings up hand odds …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Oct 16, '24
… cutoff’s bet, growing the pot to 530. The turn is … . You bet 220 into the pot of 530 and your opponent … disciplined fold while getting excellent pot odds, which many players simply cannot … hand and they win the pot of 2,450. ♠ For access …
by Kevin Haney | Published: Oct 02, '24
… equity realization, position, implied/reverse odds, and so forth. Calculating … hands and avoiding reverse implied odds holdings are important in … to fold), and the odds of this occurring are … attractive immediate 3-to-1 pot odds. This mindset fails to …
by David Sklansky | Published: Sep 18, '24
… no initial money in the pot he bets X dollars ( … is getting about 3:1 odds or better. Your two options … It will cost you a pot-sized bet 10% while stealing the pot only 3%. 78 steals … 90 (because it loses more pot-sized bets than the number …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Sep 18, '24
… bets 1,700, making the pot 9,000. Question 3: Should … bluffs and are getting amazing pot odds. If the board contained a … bet 7,200 into a pot of 10,700. Your opponent … and you win a tidy pot. ♠ For access to more than …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Sep 04, '24
… and hands with implied odds. Playing in this manner … to realize large implied odds on the river. I … getting roughly the correct pot odds to call with my … am getting the correct pot odds to call. My opponent … of the time. Since the pot odds dictate that I need …
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