Doing the calculations - set vs flush

0.51/2.20 = 23.2% of the pot.

Our equity needs to be greater than that for a profitable call.

We have 10 outs among the 46 cards remaining in the deck. 10/46 = 21.7%.

Therefore, if he ONLY does that with the flush and never bluffs with a worse hand than yours, then calling would lose money in the long run if we consider pot odds alone.

If we believe he might put in more money OTR if the board pairs, giving us a full house, then we might justify a call based on implied odds. As it’s pretty close, I think that would be OK.

Of course, if he has a better set, then we’re way behind, but I guess x/r is more likely a flush. The cliché is that microstakes check raises are usually nuts.

Yes, you have around 22% and need around 23%, so it's clear call, only to see river card. If you hit, there is some implies.

AT is also a hand he could have but folding seems tight with a set yet.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I'm literally using windows calculator ingame for these often and know a bunch of pretty high stakes players that do the same haha

Actually yeah I will definitely include windows calculator in the software coaching on Tuesday, I'd almost miss it, thanks Pascal!

Originally posted by LemOn36
I'm literally using windows calculator ingame for these often and know a bunch of pretty high stakes players that do the same haha

oh man i do the same. so this is THE tool that can give players a sick edge in 2018?

I actually use the calculator on my iPhone for all these things. Haha. It depends how comfortable people are with doing the computations on the fly.

interestig to hear this guys ♦ now I feel less bad using this too