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Its important to balance

right it's (450+189):450 not 189:450... little worse than 3-2

That's what I did. It's $450 to call to win $639 right? Isn't that 1.42:1? Last I checked that came out to 70.4% or am I crazy?

That's what I did. It's $450 to call to win $639 right? Isn't that 1.42:1? Last I checked that came out to 70.4% or am I crazy?

Isn't it more like 44%?

Nevermind, got it...is it 58.67%?

or 41.32%

That's what I did. It's $450 to call to win $639 right? Isn't that 1.42:1? Last I checked that came out to 70.4% or am I crazy?

With no money in the pot, a river call would need 50% equity, so it's impossible for you to need more than 50% to call a river bet unless you have to call more than the guy bet.

450/(450+639)=41%

450/(450+639)=41%

Thanks for the clarification. The math side is still something that I'm trying to work on improving. I just didn't know that you had to add our $450 to the pot. I was just doing $450/$639

or 41.32%

Yeah. It can never be >50%.

Thanks for the clarification. The math side is still something that I'm trying to work on improving. I just didn't know that you had to add our $450 to the pot. I was just doing $450/$639

The way I remember it is Risk/(Risk + Reward).

If you calling for a chop, you can be laying odds.

That's what I did. It's $450 to call to win $639 right? Isn't that 1.42:1? Last I checked that came out to 70.4% or am I crazy?

Here's a handy sanity check, barring odd circumstances you don't need more than 50% equity to call in a cash game.

It's 450 to win 1089 or 41.32%. I really do appreciate this guys. I am used to being the new guy though and in this game, it's been my experience that it's important to question and defend yourself.

as much as enjoy reading close to any thread here, as much i hate reading this one. cant even say why

as much as enjoy reading close to any thread here, as much i hate reading this one. cant even say why

All of the math is over your head