If I think they will only play KK+ in that spot then fold. If I think they have a weaker range then call. It turns out to be a pretty good equity calculation.įor example pre if I have QQ I know I am about 50 50 against TT+ AKs. At a live table you cannot run an equity calculation but you can count the number of hands you are ahead and number of hands you are behind. If they call a raise from middle you would give them a different range than if they open limped from middle. 88+) and get that equity versus your hand. If think you are ahead then you play the hand.Ī common approach is to range your opponent (e.g. If I have 78 suited I don't like it as much as some of my outs are likely dead.Īt the table it does not matter if you are 85% or 81%. If there are 4 folds and I have ATs I like my hand better as not likely an ace is folded. Someone is not likely to bet with a random hand. Address this statistically is complex and for the most part you just play poker. On a table of 6 if 4 fold you have one opponent.Ĭorrect no one is likely to fold JJ+ or a big suited ace. A folded (mucked) hand is no different than a hand not dealt. The standard statistical approach is to treat every down card as an unknown card.
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