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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2164174, member: 88730"] It's a bit outside of the scope of what I'm trying to teach or explain about to break down how equity calculations and calculators work. I did post the ranges I'm using. I think what you're asking is, why didn't you put T9o 50% and T9s 50%? If that's your question, it's because if I'm doing all of those roughly 50% of the time, it really won't effect the equity calculation. Depending on which hands are in villains, it may move it .5 - 1%. It's not really relevant to the point I hope. Maybe someone has a good tutorial video on equity calculators they can post though, and about how equity calculators are used. In the book itself, I put the ranges in the pictures so you can see what I'm using. I don't have a desire to explain that instead of using just A9s, like it shows in the picture, I actually used Ad9d. Unfortunetly the calculator doesn't list the specific suit in the graphic unless you export. Maybe that's something to add to a feature of the calculator though. Hopefully you'll not be hyper focusing on that, and more on the point I'm trying to make. :) [/QUOTE]
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