Introduction Flashcards
You make money when___
Your opponents make mistakes that you don’t make
What is the equation for expected value?
EV=%win(amount you win) + %lose(amount you lose)
Sometimes you will need to make calls when you are ____ based on your EV
behind
Suppose on the river your opponent bets 500 into a 300 chip pot. What are your pot odds?
1.6:1
When you are getting 2.7:1 odds, how often do you need to win to justify calling?
27%
If your opponent bets 25 into a 100 pot, what are your pot odds?
5:1
When you are getting 5:1 odds, how often do you need to win to justify calling?
17% (1/6)
How do you convert pot odds to a percentage?
Take the 2nd #/(2nd# + 1st#)
How much equity does J-J have against 99+, AJ+ and KQs?
52%
How much equity goes 8d-7d have against 99+, AJ+ and KQs on Kh-9c-6d?
40%
The LJ raises from a 60bb effective stack, and you call from the BTN. Do you typically have AA/KK/QQ in your range?
No because they are usually 3bet.
Suppose you raise to 2.2bbs out of your 15bb effective stack from the button and the big blind goes all-in with a range of 77+, AT+, KT+, QTs+ and QJ. How much equity do you need to break even on this call?
41%
Suppose you raise to 2.2bbs out of your 15bb effective stack from the button and the big blind goes all-in with a range of 77+, AT+, KT+, QTs+ and QJ. Which range should you call with assuming you want to win 2% more than the breakeven number? (Round percentage down)
44+, A8s+, A5s-A4s, ATo+, KJs+, KQo
Suppose you raise to 2.2bbs out of your 25bb effective stack from the lojack and the cutoff goes all-in with 88+, AJ+, and KQ. How much equity do you need to break even on this call?
44%
Suppose you raise to 2.2bbs out of your 25bb effective stack from the lojack and the cutoff goes all-in with 88+, AJ+, and KQ. Which range should you call with assuming you want to win 2% more than the breakeven number? (Round % up)
TT+,AQ+
