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Strategy: No-Limit Big Stack Strategy

Mathematical Concepts for No-Limit Holdem (3) - Fold Equity & EV Advanced

by hasenbraten

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Introduction

In this article
  • How a possible fold influences EV
  • A close look at standard post flop moves
  • Profitable 4-bet bluffing

In the second part of this series implied as well as reverse implied odds were introduced and calculated. You saw the first really complex EV calculation for a pre-flop call for set value. In this article, the focus will be on your opponents' moves, their associated ranges and possible counter moves.

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Article Contents

  • page 1
    • Introduction
    • Expected value taking possible folds into account
    • Standard moves post-flop: Continuation Bet
  • page 2
    • Standard moves post-flop: Bluff versus continuation bets on the flop
    • The 4-Bet Bluff
    • The Card Removal Effect
    • Summary
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