I understand how to work out chances of getting your out but dont know what math calculations im supposed to be working out and when. People say maths is huge in poker so best learn what i need to be working out
Nowadays the calculations are done for us. I urge you to check these out
1. Poker Stove (it's free)
2. Poker Equilab (it's free)
3. Flopzilla (Cost money, but WELL worth it)
4. Snapshove (Free, to an extent)
5. Take EV (Free)
the general math's that are used during a hand are
1. pot
odds (simple math)
2. Card odds (simple math)
3. Implied odds (subtract
pot odds from odds of hitting your draw)
4. Reverse implied odds (same but instead of how much you can win this is how much you lose)
5. Fold
equity (there are fold equity calculators)
6. range percentages (there are range calculators)
7. SPR- stack to pot ratio (effective stack/pot size)
There are many more, but this is a good start.
Nowadays everything you need to know about poker is a fingertip away. Google is and will always be your best friend.
As far as in game calculations I generally do more than the average person but I have trained myself to know these calculations and short cuts to make the calculations easier, to not tank for half an hour lol
Most equations from snapshove I have memorized. So that when I'm short stacked I know what range I should be shoving, and vice versa what I should be calling off.
In general pot odds and your card odds range percentages SPR and fold equity are good to do every time, you can easily do these in your head.