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$Practical Poker Math$

3. Which of the two keys to good poker is developed mostly through playing experience? 4. On which of the two keys to good poker should beginners spend a lot of time? 5. How can we use mathematics in poker? 7
Page 2 and 3: Poker Math That Matters Simplifying
Page 4 and 5: Table of Contents Acknowledgements
Page 6 and 7: Set-Mining ........................
Page 8: Acknowledgements One of the most va
Page 11 and 12: xi poker fits my family's lifestyle
Page 13 and 14: 2 Throughout this book, you will se
Page 15 and 16: 4 Let’s talk a bit about how to d
Page 17: 6 want to just play, play, and play
Page 21 and 22: 10 Table 1. Common descriptions of
Page 23 and 24: 12 losing player does not need a ba
Page 25 and 26: 14 Quiz (Answers on pg. 154) 1. Wha
Page 27 and 28: 16 Later in this book, you'll under
Page 29 and 30: 18 Your Expectations When I was a 1
Page 31 and 32: 20 1. 400 * 30 = 12,000 2. 12,000 /
Page 33 and 34: 22 process, your financial results
Page 35 and 36: 24 outcomes for our roll. There is
Page 37 and 38: 26 Let’s look at the probability
Page 39 and 40: 28 4. Convert 2:1 to a percentage.
Page 41 and 42: 30 Now I’d like to introduce a te
Page 43 and 44: 32 2. Rolling a 2 has an outcome of
Page 46 and 47: Hit the Deck Counting Outs We’ve
Page 48 and 49: You end up getting all-in on the fl
Page 50 and 51: Hero: 6♠7♠ Villain: A♣K♦ Bo
Page 52 and 53: Hero: A♠2♥ Villain: A♣7♦ Bo
Page 54 and 55: Double Gutter (aka Double Belly Bus
Page 56 and 57: 4. Hero: 5♣7♣ Villain: K♦J♦
Page 58 and 59: 14. Hero: 7♠8♠ Villain: 9♥A
Page 60 and 61: 24. Hero: A♥2♠ Villain: A♠T
Page 62 and 63: We’d like to know how often we’
Page 64 and 65: Figure 4. Screenshot from Pokerstov
Page 66 and 67: Also, do not forget about backdoor
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Quiz (Answers on pg. 171) Estimate
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Putting It Together Pot Odds Get yo
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When we sum all the results, we get
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Let’s try one more. Hero: A♠K
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4. Hero: 9♦6♦ Villain: J♦J♥
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this example, is pretty disguised.
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There's already $15 in the pot, so
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World of the Unknown Combinations U
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Let's look at the four As. We’ll
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Again, let’s look at the impact o
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commit to analyzing a few of these
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4. Hero: 5♣7♣ Villain: AJ, 66 B
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Equity Versus a Range We've already
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10.56 + 0.27 + 0.27 = 11.1 And fina
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4. The fourth method I've termed th
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I’ve found they're much easier fo
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Which Bucks? There are four differe
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91 opposed to our opponent’s stra
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Aggression Bluffing We're going to
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Determining how much to bluff is tr
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Notice this is more profitable than
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Semi-bluffing Semi-bluffing is a po
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101 We can minraise or shove and ev
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There are three key variables when
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and AQ+. Our equity with KJo agains
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4. Hero: Q♠A♠ Villain: Fold - 8
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109 His pair hands represent 96.5%
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111 We’re starting to get a glimp
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113 when considering whether or not
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5. Hero: A♦J♦ Villain has $60 l
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At the Table A Bit of Memory 117 Up
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Table 11. Hole cards flopping hands
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Chunking 121 A fascinating thing ab
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40x. We make a pot-size preflop rai
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125 So, we end up with an SPR of ab
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Set-Mining 127 Sets are one of the
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Given an assumption of averaging 80
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How Much to Bet? 131 So far, we’v
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133 opponent cannot call profitably
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135 more than $24 from us when he h
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137 The key is to try to get our op
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Balanced Play The concept of balanc
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141 has us making very dramatic swi
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143 about balanced poker. There are
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exploiting the poor players litteri
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Summary Champions 147 Often times w
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Appendix A True EV and Evaluative E
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Appendix B When Villain is +EV We'v
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Quiz Answers Why Math Matters Quiz
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3. If you wanted to make a 2/3 bet
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Working with Fractions, Percentages
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159 2. There are three cups upside
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Counting Outs Quiz Answers 161 For
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7. Hero: 6♥7♠ Villain: A♠Q♠
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12. Hero: T♣8♣ Villain: K♦4
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16. Hero: A♦A♥ Villain: 8♦9
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20. Hero: J♠J♥ Villain: 5♠5
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24. Hero: A♥2♠ Villain: A♠T
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3. Hero: 3♣3♦ Villain: J♦J♥
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2. Hero: A♣A♥ Villain: 5♥6♥
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2. Hero: 9♣3♣ Villain: A♥A♣
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4. Hero: 5♣7♣ Villain: AJ, 66 B
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10. Hero: 6♣7♦ Villain: AQ, 88
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183 KT. There are 6 total combinati
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2. Hero: A♠J♠ $22.50 - $1.50 =
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12 / 36 = 0.33 The bluff is not pro
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2. Hero: 5♠4♠ Villain: A♦A♣
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$60 * 0.26 = $15.60 $25 - $16 = $9
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3. Hero: K♥Q♥ Villain: Call $20
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5. Hero: A♦J♦ Villain has $60 l
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7. Hero is out of position: K♥Q
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3. Hero’s stack: 80 big blinds Vi
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3. Hero: A♣Q♦ Villain: 8♥9♦
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4. What are two responses when we f
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Glossary 1-Gapper: A preflop hand w
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207 Four-flush: A flush draw needin
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Rake: The percent the casino takes
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210 Stakes: The size of the blinds
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