Thanks everyone for the answers...i do use pokerstove regularly and am trying hard to play enough where the math comes second nature...i am close to grasping this but there are just a few things i i dont understand...im trying to learn how to really apply the math to situations. Id like to understand better how to take
pot odds and my equity of winning and applying it to each decision i i make...thanks for the links all
I have been studying alot of game theory optimal material and am starting to understand it i think
For example...if I have a flush draw after the flop, thats 9/47 or 19% chance of finishing my flush...if my opponent bets 8k into a 20k pot...that would be 8/28 or 28% equity therefore i having only 20% equity i should fold...but because of the implied odds i should still continue...im most interested in situations like this where its a hard decision to make...and even though the math says fold, the correct play is call...am i anywhere in The ballpark of the correct line of thinking or am i still missing something? I want to be able to do this one every hand where if i have a draw of any kind i can quickly figure out if and when im going to continue. Thanks guys