So according to the pot odds you should fold, but according to expected value you're making a long term winning decision, EV+, and therefore you should not fold.
Which decision do you make? And why? And in situations, do you use pot odds or do you see whether the play is EV+ or not? And if EV+ decision making is better, why is there the concept of pot odds? And how is it possible that in some situations the play is EV+, but the pot odds say you should fold, like in my example?
If anybody can make this clear to me, thank you very much for your time and help!
You're calculating the pot odds wrong. If your odds are 3/8 (which you have accurately reduced) then your required equity is 3/11 or roughly 27.2% equity required to make the call so you should call. EV and pot odds should always agree. Either you have the right odds and it's a plus EV call or you don't have the right odds and it's a -EV call.
You're calculating the pot odds wrong. If your odds are 3/8 (which you have accurately reduced) then your required equity is 3/11 or roughly 27.2% equity required to make the call so you should call. EV and pot odds should always agree. Either you have the right odds and it's a plus EV call or you don't have the right odds and it's a -EV call.
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Could you come over to the beginners section, in the same topic I opened there? People are saying contradicting things there, and I would like to see what you think about their opinions. Thanks in advance!
Just to be clear, people were not saying contradicting things, I just misunderstood and it was just me being dumb . Everybody there, and also here, was helpful