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Originally Posted by lickyfeet
Hi.
I just downloaded the trial version and I am interested in understanding it more. I set up a strategy where the BTN is raising ~45% and I call in the SB with ~20%, but not QQ+, AQ+. On the flop I have him cbetting 79%, so I check raise him 3x his raise. He bets 2.50 into 3.25, I raise 7.50. I have him calling 20% of his hands, folding the rest, and I have turn and river checked down.
My question:
I see several $EV calculations. The SB check = ~$5, the BTN bet =~$-2, the SB raise=~$5.5, the BTN fold or call = $0. So how do I evaluate this? What is the overall EV for both parties involved in the strategy? For the SB to take this line is it worth $5, $5.5, or none of the above? What about for the BTN?
Obviously, besides cutting out rake whoever is positive the other should be the inverse. 1) Where would I find the final result of the strategy for each player and
2) how do I interpret the 4 numbers: $5, $-2, $5.5, $0?
Thanks!
The question you need to answer here is at which point in time do you wish to evaluate a player's strategy?
Given the fact that you're talking about button vs sb, with the bb still to act means that this strategy EV can not be evaluated prior to posting the blinds.
I asume that what you wish to evaluate here is either the EV of the sb's strategy when reacting to the button (ignoring the bb) or the EV of the button against the small blind after he's called the raise.
This EV is the one shown below the decision button that corresponds with that point in time. The EV of the other player is however not the inverse of this.
The EV of both players will always add up to the size of the pot at that point in time, since that's what they're fighting over.