[Closed] Calldown question

it is almost correct, but you are missing one aspect. I don't know if it is covered in the article but you can't forget your outs and your opponents outs. The equation for in position hu calldown would be:
pot at the river:2 pot odds => convert to % to compare with your equity
equity= times you are ahead%+times you outdraw your opponent%+ times he outdraws you%
If equity bigger than your cost compared to the pot it is a calldown.
Example: Pot is 7BB we are in position and have to call 2 bets. We are ahead 30% and we have 2 outs when behind, villain has 5 outs against us when we are ahead.
Pot at the river = 8BB
we have to pay = 2BB
odds on the calldown of 8:2 = 4:1 = 20%
This means we have to win more than 20% of the times
We win: 30% + (2/46)*100 - (5/46)*100 = 23.5%
We win more than our fair share, thus we call down. Hope that helped.

Hmm yes, that definitely complicates the formula, I do think I understand what you mean though it took a few reads :).

Essentially it's comparing the odds of the calldown to our equity.
But I considered it purely based on the likely handranges without taking improvement on either side into the equition, which I can understand is essential for a good equity calculation.

The formula is though for me though, I'll have to play around a bit with it.

PS pulled a late nighter?

yeah, got home at like 3:30 and wasn't tired (kinda like today ♦)
the equation i wrote thus is a little difficult, i have to see if i can write it a little easier, but not right now.