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Hi,

Does anybody know how can i calculate equity when i know my opponent's hand range?

For example i have JJ and my opponent has this range:
AK, JJ+
What's my equity in this case?

Can i use Equilator to count this?

I know that i can count a weightened average from the equities against each hand in that range but i'm looking for a faster calculation.
Do you guys know any?

Thanks,
kesgab


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Mugge88
Joined: 29.10.2006

Yes, you can use Equilator for this.. Your have ~37,3% equity against his range with JJ in the case you mentioned :)

Just type in the cards you hold + his range and push "Equilate" in the Equilator and it gives you the answer.

Best regards,
Mugge


Oh, that's great!
I haven't recognized that i can put more than one hand to a player.

Thanks!


Mugge88
Joined: 29.10.2006

Just seperate the hands with a ",".. So in your example your villains range will be:

"AK, JJ+" exactly as you wrote it yourself in the OP