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There is a lot of math that underlies a good #poker strategy, but some concepts are more important than others. Here are the 4 concepts that every serious poker pro fully understands and calculates regularly. I’ve also included formulas and practice so you can refine these calculations more easily.
Throughout this video, we go through representative examples and hands to demonstrate how poker #math can be used to make better decisions at the table and gain a competitive edge over your opponents. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player looking to up your game, this video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to improve their poker #strategy.
00:00 Poker Strategy Math Intro
00:50 Pot Odds 101
04:16 Breakeven Percentage
06:13 Auto Profit
08:03 Combos And Blockers
10:24 Expected Value (EV)
16:06 Conclusion
*PRACTICE YOUR POKER MATH*
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*RELATED CONTENT*
· Free Pot Odds Calculator: https://www.splitsuit.com/free-pot-odds-poker-tool
· Poker EV Formula: https://www.splitsuit.com/simple-poker-expected-value-formula
· Poker Combos & Blockers: https://www.splitsuit.com/poker-combos-blockers
· The Postflop Workbook: https://www.splitsuit.com/postflop-poker-workbook
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Love you JS, but why is it you can always rely on poker coaches to complicated the math process way beyond the necessary? Its easier to work out pot-odds when you compare the amount to you have to call to the total pot after the call is made.
Great job
@02:29 something that can confuse me is isn't it more that you are putting in 4k to win 20k but your trying to win back your money so really you are risking 4k to win 24k cuz if you lose then your 4k is dead money.
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Super Solid!
Perfect. Personally, I’ve needed a video like this for ages. Excellent content as per, thanks a lot James.
the trick I use for pot odds is the following:
if % of pot 1/4 then pot odds ratio 1/5 then required equity 1/6
other example
if % of pot 1/2 then pot odds ratio 1/3 then required equity 1/4
always works if numerator is 1
if numerator is not 1 you need to add the numerator to the denominator
if % of pot 3/4 then pot odds ratio 3/7 then required equity 3/10
you'll notice it matches your results perfectly
gotta love math
This is great, these videos have taught me so much. Keep ‘em coming!
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