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Phil Gordon makes a bad call during the MiniFTOPS #1?
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[QUOTE="cjatud2012, post: 1564134, member: 52862"] [I]our equity against A5o:[/I] [URL="http://propokertools.com/simulations/show?g=he&h1=T4s&h2=A5o"]ProPokerTools Hold'em Simulation[/URL] 82,190,592 trials (Exhaustive) T4s [B]39.53%[/B] (32,280,060 wins, 414,540 ties) A5o [B]60.47%[/B] (49,495,992 wins, 414,540 ties) Basically we're getting the pot odds to call this shove based on our win odds. This is a little misleading though, obv it's easy to figure out our equity when the cards are face up, but we never know exactly what villain has before we call. So we have to evaluate our hand vs a range of potential hands: [I]our equity against top 35%:[/I] [URL="http://propokertools.com/simulations/show?g=he&h1=T4s&h2=35%25"]ProPokerTools Hold'em Simulation[/URL] 2,945,162,880 trials (Exhaustive) T4s [B]35.26%[/B] (1,015,778,220 wins, 45,612,480 ties) 35% [B]64.74%[/B] (1,883,772,180 wins, 45,612,480 ties) [I]our equity against top 25%:[/I] [URL="http://propokertools.com/simulations/show?g=he&h1=T4s&h2=25%25"]ProPokerTools Hold'em Simulation[/URL] 2,089,010,880 trials (Exhaustive) T4s [B]33.26%[/B] (678,780,784 wins, 32,250,112 ties) 25% [B]66.74%[/B] (1,377,979,984 wins, 32,250,112 ties) [I]our equity against top 10%:[/I] [URL="http://propokertools.com/simulations/show?g=he&h1=T4s&h2=10%25"]ProPokerTools Hold'em Simulation[/URL] 869,850,432 trials (Exhaustive) T4s [B]30.48%[/B] (261,981,168 wins, 6,286,764 ties) 10% [B]69.52%[/B] (601,582,500 wins, 6,286,764 ties) So depending on how wide we think villain is shoving this can be a +cEV call. [/QUOTE]
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