Evaluating Turn Odds; Am I using Equilab right?

Hi,

I sometimes like to replay hands in equilab (particularly if I lose with the river card). It looks pretty straightforward, but can I ask if I'm reading it correctly?

Here's a rough outline of my hand (as best I remember):

Hero: KQo
Villain: 77

Flop: K34

I bet about a 1/4 pot. Villain call.

Turn: Q

I bet about a 1/2 pot. Villain call.

Plugging this info into equilab, I get 95.45% v. 4.5%. Does that mean given all possible river cards, I should win 95.45% of the time?

With two overhands, villain's line seems wrong with these numbers. Even with one pair, I think I get about the same result.

(Spoiler: a 7 lands.)



Board: Ks3d4h Qh
equity Win Tie
MP2 95.45% 95.45% 0.00% { KQo }
MP3 4.55% 4.55% 0.00% { 77 }

that means your opponent had 95.45% of chances of not hitting a card to beat you at this point in that hand.

Winnings odds of a player are calculated with the possibilities of the hand behind to lose..

We were talking about this in another thread last week! Someone explained how it works!

https://www.cardschat.com/forum/learning-poker-57/vs-10s-ak-vs-a2-odds-424127/#post5089919

-TRP-

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

Double-thank you for posting a link for further reading.

I didn't notice this resource before either: https://www.cardschat.com/poker-odds-calculator.php

Good explanation on there as well. Speedy calculations and nice layout.