Equity Betting?

I understand the concept of pot odds did use them when played limit a lot. Moved over to No limit and it is very hard to apply Pot odds to NL.
Reading a post a little while back now and somebody mentioned equity betting. Can somebody explain this to me please? And this there a calculation which is used?
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Tim

Why? Its the same thing as in the limit game. Only difference is that your immediate odds decrease, but your implied odds increase.

I have no idea what "equity betting" is, and if I have no idea what that means, its probably meaningless.

Equity is what chance you would have to win if all betting was stopped, and the rest of the cards were dealt out. Usually your equity is calculated with a program like poker stove against a range of hands your opponent could have.

http://www.pokerstove.com/download/

Play around with that.

Every bet you make is an "equity bet". I've never heard anyone use that term before.

If you feel that you likely have the best hand then it's equity is from lesser hands putting money in the pot and it's called a value bet.

If the hand's equity is in making a superior hand fold, then it's called a bluff.

If you have some potential to make the best hand, and some potential for making a better hand fold, then it's called a semi-bluff.

All these bets have equities, just come from different places.

All bets are equity bets and all calls are equity calls.

You bet because yo believe you have a greater pot equity than your opponent, you call because you think you have more final pot equity than the cost of the call.

mmmmmm..... maybe I'm thinking of something else..... I'll see if i can find the thread I'm thinking about....