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Determing Value and Pot Odds for a beginner
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[QUOTE="Black Panther, post: 675855, member: 30972"] Hi All I have been trying to work out Pot Odds and how to determine Value. I have been reading up about it, but for a beginner it appears quite complexed. I was wondering if there are kind punters who may be able to explain the basics of working out pot odds and determining whether the Pot Odds represent value. I play a little bit of poker, and I find it quite hard to calculate the odds exactly under pressure, so I was hoping someone might be able to provide me with some easy advice to quickly work out the odds roughly. I can work out the number of outs I have, but i need to try and convert this information into a form that I can use to determine whether it is value. I need some advice on the following: Say I have 7 outs, leading up to the river. This means there are 46 unseen cards. What is the easiest way to convert this into a form that i can use. I can work out the value of the pot (It would be a bit scary if i couldnt). But what is the easiest way to compare the probablity of outs against the value of the pot. Any help that can provided would be much appreciated. I am just hoping to get a basic grasp on it to try and help understand it. Cheers BP [/QUOTE]
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