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Strategy: No-Limit Big Stack Strategy

Mathematical Concepts for No-Limit Holdem (2) - Combos & Odds Advanced

by hasenbraten

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Introduction

In this article

In the first article you learned how to calculate the expected value in different poker situations and were introduced to a few simple examples. In the following articles, we will take a look at specific situations and aspects that are part of calculating the expected value (EV calculations).

In this article we will take a look at hand ranges from a mathematical perspective with special focus on implied and reverse implied odds. With the introduced methods, you will be able to calculate the EV in situations that are more complex than those illustrated in the previous article. You will also be able to answer questions that are slightly different from those that can be dealt with using the analytical methods of the first article.

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Article Contents

  • page 1
    • Introduction
    • Hand range mathematics
    • Pot odds, implied odds, and reverse implied odds
    • Examples of calculations
  • page 2
    • Implied odds
    • Conclusion

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