I assume you have precomputed the equities of all 169 hands versus the calling ranges using Pokerstove or some equity calculator and stored it somewhere. Correct?
If this is the case, when you say you have 45% equity it already includes ties. 45% equity can be different from 45% winning percentage because of tied pots which Pokerstove (and every correct equity calculator out there) already adds up to the equity as fractional tie counts.
Example output of Pokerstove for AQs vs 22+:
493,143,552 games 0.040 secs 12,328,588,800 games/sec
Board:
Dead:
| equity | win | tie | pots won | pots tied | |
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Hand 0: | 44.569% | 44.31% | 00.26% | 218499192 | 1291878.00 | { AQs } |
Hand 1: | 55.431% | 55.17% | 00.26% | 272060604 | 1291878.00 | { 22+ } |
You see that the equity for AQs (44.569%) is calculated as win% (44.31%) + tie equity (00.26%). Note that tie equity is
not the same as tie% - check Pokerstove FAQ.
Equity is calculated as [pots won + fractional tie count (shown as pots tied)] / games = (218499192 + 1291878) / 493143552 ~ 0.4456.
So I guess your 3-bet shove calculator is just fine :-)
Last edited by erdnase17; 02-18-2012 at 12:44 PM.