Poker Strategies
After receiving pocket cards, you are immediately faced with a choice: play your cards and either raise or call the blinds, or fold.
Practice Matters
Let's take a similar situation
Let's take a similar situation to the above scenario except now we're looking at a flop of: Qd7c3s with the same opponent opening range of 23.4%.
Dry Broadway Board
Dry Broadway Board Check/Call with Gutshot: ~30% equity versus your opponent’s range. (54s, 54o, 65o, 65s) Check/Call with Air: ~36% equity versus your opponent’s range. (A9s–AJs, ATo–AJo, KJs, KTo–KJo, JTs) Check/Call with small pair: ~47% equity versus your opponent’s range. (22, 44–66, 88) Check/Call with Top Pair: ~78% equity versus your opponent’s range. (AQo, KQo, KQs, QTs+, QTo+) Check/Call with a Set: ~94% equity versus your opponent’s range. (77, 33) Combined equity of all ranges: ~49% equity versus your opponent’s range. Combined equity of made hands: ~67% equity versus your opponent’s range.