How to Assign Equal Outcomes in Poker

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: The example used in this article is from the flop.

   The flop is A♦-2♠-6♠ and you fear you have a two outer Q♥-Q♣ .
   
   Fearing the worst, you put your opponent on a top pair and that he has an ace.
   
   Examine the board, and decide on the possible and probable outcomes simply.
   
   Decide that your opponent could have 1) top pair
   - aces, 2) flush draw, 3) straight draw, 4) middle pair such as K♣-6♥, or 5) he has nothing.
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   Step 2: Use the amount of probable possibilities

   So, instead of fearing that your opponent has top pair, there are four other possibilities. , Compare the pot odds with the number of possibilities. ,,
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   Step 3: in this case five.

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   Step 4: Look at the pot size and the amount of the bet to call.

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   Step 5: or even raise

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   Step 6: if the pot odds warrant a call and fold if not.

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   Step 7: Always consider

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   Step 8: the amount of players

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   Step 9: the number of players remaining the the hand

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    Step 10: the type of game

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    Step 11: your opponent type

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    Step 12: position

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    Step 13: your outs and the number of chips you and your opponent have.

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