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Originally Posted by GuitarDean
Simply counting the # of 5-X and T-X combos and pocket pair combos in each player’s range is insufficient; we would need to make those counts and then divide that # by the total hand combos in that player’s range and see who has the higher proportion of 5’s, T’s, and PP’s. Obviously not possible in game, so how do we quickly estimate this and conclude who has more 5’s, T’s, and PP’s?
Well we should still generally try just to the best of our abilities. When you mess around with propokertools or whatever equity calculators when you're reviewing your sessions, you'll get better at estimating this sort of thing in-game next time.
Anyway its not too important to get precise since (on the flop at least), you should still generally just be cbetting as the preflop aggressor and checking when not. Its rare when the non-aggressor's range is stronger, and very rare that that range is so much stronger that the aggressor's cbet would be a mistake.