Pot Odds

Question 1

If the bet size is 1/4 pot how much equity do you need to continue and what hand as an example?

Answer 1

17%- an open end straight draw is enough

Question 2

The bet size is 1/3 of the pot? How much equity do you need to continue and give an example hand

Answer 2

20%- flush draw is nearly enough. Nice to have a good over cards with it

Flush draw with a made pair with an inside straight give plenty of outs

Question 3

Bet size is 1/2 the pot, what equity do you need to continue and give an example hand….

Answer 3

25% equity. Flush with a gutshot straight

Question 4

Bet size is 2/3 the pot, what equity do you need to continue and give an example hand….

Answer 4

28% equity. For this you need a open ended straight draw with the potential to hit a strong pair may be enough. 14 outs

Question 5

What equity do you need to justify a pot sized call?

Answer 5

33% an open ended straight with a flush draw is just under this value. So borderline on if you think you will get some implied odds

Question 6

Bet size is 1.5 X the pot, what equity do you need to continue and give an example hand….

Answer 6

37.5% open ended straight, flush, high pair is 38% (18 outs). To be calling you want some implied odds most likely