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How to calculate $ev

valor · 2006-11-10 20:32:26

We have 33 oop on the turn with a board of K245 rainbow the pot is 100, and the stacks are 550 we check and he bets 100 given that we have say 9 outs, how do I calculate how often he has to fold to make it +ev to shove?

10-11-2006 8:32pm

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We have 33 oop on the turn with a board of K245 rainbow

the pot is 100, and the stacks are 550

we check and he bets 100

given that we have say 9 outs, how do I calculate how often he has to fold to make it +ev to shove?

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#2 10-11-2006 10:31pm

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Pot size if he folds (excluding your bet) (x) + (1-x)( (pot size if he calls including your bet) - size of your raise)

Solve for x and its the breakeven point

So in your case its

200x + (1-x)((.20)(1200) - 550) = 200x + (1-x) (-310)

200x + 310x - 310.
310 = 610x
x = 310/610 = ~51%

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