Add possible outcomes, find the chance of each of those outcomes, and find the profit for each of those outcomes. Just follow the process that I have laid out, and you can make it as detailed as you want.Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey
Great work, as usual, spoon. Here's something that caught my attention.
If my "This assumes..." statements are incorrect, then please feel free to correct them... I have a tendency to get caught up in "always" and "never" statements, but that doesn't mean those statements are always incorrect.
This assumes either a rare and specific board or a full knowledge of Villains' cards.
How does Hero's uncertainty that his outs are the effective nuts affect the equity?
This assumes that there is no bluffing opportunity on a future street, or that the equity of a bluff attempt is exactly 0%.
How does including an opportunity to bluff on a later street affect the EV of calling on the current street?
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