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SSH \"Pot Equity Edge\" understood correctly?
SSH pgs. 36-37:
"If all four of your opponents call to see the turn, you will contribute 20 percent of the money, but your equity is 35 percent. This represents a "pot equity edge", as you will net a profit worth 15 percent of all the flop betting." In reverse, if NOT all four opponents call, will I loose my pot equity edge? I understood this as follows: If one opponent folds, I will contribute 25% of the money and my edge drops to 10%. If two folds, I loose my egde, because now I have to contribute 33%. As a conclusion, the concept of pot equity edge should be handled with care in somewhat tight games. What do you think? |
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