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size of pot over size of bet.
so, if the pot is 2$ and villain bet 1$. The size of the pot is now $3/ $1 (villains bet). so you are getting 3 to 1 odds to call.
Please let me know if i misinterpreted the question.
Does that work for anything? If I flop 4 to a flush (leaving 9 outs) then is it 36% to win .... and 18% chance to win (or...'catch' the hand) on the river if it gets to that point?oh, a really really basic way to look at it, could be the 4x2 rule. Basically, if after the flop you have 8 outs to a straight that will win you the hand you multiply by 4 and get your equity/ percentage to win, so in this case 32%. After the turn you multiply by 2.
not for stud.
Yea, it works for any number of outs. I guess you can say, it is a rough estimate of how often you will hit
Okay so is there a way to join these odds with the choice of making a bet/raise/etc?
So if I flop 4 to the flush...leaving 36% chance to hit the flush....and the pot at the moment is $10 and my bet can be $2...i should actually 'raise' and bet $5....is that correct?
or...same as above, but the pot is $5...and my min bet is $5....i should fold--is that correct?
if I may ask another question about pot odds....if the pot has $5 in it and i bet $5...thats 1/1 so is that 100% or 50%? if I have a 70% chance of getting The Nuts on the river....do I bet $5 into a $5 total pot...or am I still not getting correct pot odds?
THANKS!!