Mastering Poker Math: Preflop All-ins & SPR

[@PokerCoaching]

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[@sankalpverma618]

It's all good 13:47 untill you find out 2 diamonds have already been folded.

[@davidmoir2269]

On the impled odds page you have miscounted the outs it is 12 not 13 you have counted 4d twice

[@Sukli]

Would you kindly make a comprehensive video about combinatorics? 🙂

[@andrewallen9382]

No link to poker gto?

[@chucksenhowzen9740]

I’ve had this scenario happen to me a couple weeks ago at a low stakes MTT. I had about 30 BBs at the time A guy under the gun went all-in with around 6 BBs & I called him with A9s while he had AJo I lost

[@cjgooding4512]

That's ok it was a good call unless the guy is a super nit, especially because you had 5 times as many chips as him.

[@jasonemmerson2721]

How many players at the table? 5 or less is pretty much all in or fold with less than 8 BB

[@andrewallen9382]

Also make that an app, that would be revolutionary

[@murrrxm4059]

mr little. can you explain what to do on the FT .. when your last 30 hands are 92o 62 72 38 etc? and you just have 10-15bb?

[@brandoncash4384]

Full send baby! 🎉 😅, lol. Happened to me in the main event the other day at Commerce. Ran like a god day one, and then was card dead the final day after the first hand AJs.

[@brandoncash4384]

All you can really do is play ranges at that point.

[@CNCTEMATIC]

what if you cant plug ranges into a solver?

[@GetMeThere1]

I disagree with the logic of the first example. You found hands which will win against ALL HANDS 42% of the time. But in a preflop raising war it's VERY likely that the villain has a very good hand. A calculation showing which hands would win against very good hands would be different from what you calculated.

[@actually3641]

Did you listen to what he said after the first example? He’s just explaining the math behind it since you’re big blind

[@TheNFLisScripted]

@5:11 he is explaining exactly this...

[@GetMeThere1]

@ LOL. I stopped listening before that.

[@cjgooding4512]

In that first example I'm not sure I would be calling 44% why not bump it to like 55%? Unless opponent is aggressive and shoves a ton. I guess you could get bullied in the big blind if you're too nitty on the all-in calls