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Originally Posted by MoonAvatar
Is it possible to form a graph of villain's equity against our hand, with villain's calling range % as a variable? If so, how?
In order to make this graph I would simply create a hand of SB vs BB.
Make SB push all in.
BB is hero, who calls with the desired range (I've chosen "all hands").
Now edit SB's pushing range.
Double-click his "all hands" and in the preflop menu click on "use variable" and select, for example, variable 1.
Now set a checkpoint at SB's push decision and create a graph.
Vary variable 1 from 0 to 100 and as output measure Equity.
Your tree should look like this:
The graph will look like this:
Because this is the first decision for SB his raising range will be considered to be his entire range (a player's preflop range is decided in his first decision; it does not need to be "all hands"). Also, this is BB's first decision. His calling range will also be his entire range, meaning that his calling range is the one against which SB's equity is meaured (if you were to include fold "all hands" for BB, the equity would be measured against "all hands").
Please note that I haven't bothered to create a "correct" tree here. Since we're only looking at equities there's little point in creating a tree that's focussed on EVs.