[RustyBrooks]

BTW this is the kind of simulation I'm working on now... looking at the current street, and going through all the possible cards my opponent(s) and I can draw on the next street, and the equity change that I'll experience for each set of drawn cards. Then you can seperate equity changes (like, from 50% to 25%, from 50% to 60%) into broad categories and check out the results. I'm still toying with how to use information like this.

My basic feeling is, though, that there are a lot of situations where your position in the hand is murky, but will become clearer on the next street. It might help to know that 50% of the time, you will definitely have to fold the next street, and 25% of the time, you will definitely have to call, and 25% of the time, you'll be no closer to knowing what to do than now. Compared to, say, 75% of the time you won't know what to do and 25% of the time you'll have to call. Too early in the process to know if this will help me though.