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 Originally Posted by HarleyGuy13
Wow seems to me everybody is busy patting themselfs on the back for pointing out that he doesn't have his opponent on a range.
Originally Posted by supahaole
...I think ops original question is being over looked. JKDS gave a great explanation of what equity is but how do we do that on the fly? I still think that practice with a tool like pokerstove is the best way to get comfortable with understanding our equity vs any given range. No?
This is me patting myself on the back for pointing out that I understood ops question.
Originally Posted by JKDS
Ya, pokerstoving things alot will get u a good feel...but only if you really understand why pokerstove says what it says. If you do understand, and you know your equity against every possible hand, then you can easily determine what your equity is without needing pokerstove if you really wanted to. Honestly, i dont really ever care what my equity is...and i rather just know that im beating so and so in villains range and behind so and so and hes folding so and so and raising so and so etc.
Now I'm patting JK on the back for giving a well thought out answer to said question.
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