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OwnedbyCow
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Silver Level
I guess I will just work my way down the page with items that I don't understand. If I know it, I won't bring it up.
The poker odds chart:
Since it is color coded red, blue, and yellow; why does it show an R inside of red boxes or C inside of blue boxes? It already states that the colors mean to raise or call.
When it says something like R>1, does this mean to raise greater than one BB?
At the bottom it shows NR, R, RR, and Cap. The only one actually used in the chart is R. Why are they there and how do I apply those? Plus what is a Cap?
No Raise, Against a Raise, Against a raise and a re raise, Against a cap.
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When you calculate your odds, it says to multiply your outs x4. It shows an example of 9x4=36. But earlier it shows 9 outs and says it is 4:1 and only 20%. Why is this different? Is one method better than the other? That is a large percentage difference.
If you calculate your odds to 10:1 it means you will win $100 from a $10 bet. How so? Or is it saying that it is only profitable and worth playing the hand if you will make $100 back on that hand. If this is true, is there another shortcut to be able to calculate all of this?
The poker odds chart:
Since it is color coded red, blue, and yellow; why does it show an R inside of red boxes or C inside of blue boxes? It already states that the colors mean to raise or call.
When it says something like R>1, does this mean to raise greater than one BB?
At the bottom it shows NR, R, RR, and Cap. The only one actually used in the chart is R. Why are they there and how do I apply those? Plus what is a Cap?
No Raise, Against a Raise, Against a raise and a re raise, Against a cap.
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When you calculate your odds, it says to multiply your outs x4. It shows an example of 9x4=36. But earlier it shows 9 outs and says it is 4:1 and only 20%. Why is this different? Is one method better than the other? That is a large percentage difference.
If you calculate your odds to 10:1 it means you will win $100 from a $10 bet. How so? Or is it saying that it is only profitable and worth playing the hand if you will make $100 back on that hand. If this is true, is there another shortcut to be able to calculate all of this?