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07-11-2015 , 01:11 AM

jayaprakash1

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can anyone explain me how to create equity over opponent range.

I feel like its impossible to creates 1000's of charts.

thank you

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07-11-2015 , 03:43 AM

Krisssss

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Ranges vs Opponent Ranges?

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07-11-2015 , 04:54 AM

Duncelanas

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Go download equilab and play around with it/use the equity trainer. It's more about understanding patterns than memorizing charts.

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07-11-2015 , 06:15 AM

tiltninja

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Originally Posted by Duncelanas

Go download equilab and play around with it/use the equity trainer. It's more about understanding patterns than memorizing charts.

just want to clarify that this actually requires you to put in what you think their range is. I don't know if that's what you were asking

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07-11-2015 , 06:49 PM

Sil3ntness

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What if there range is ATC.

Played with a guy at 25 NL 6 max that had 65/2. He literally showed up to the river with any two.

Would I put his range as **. LOL? (** = random in Equilab)

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07-11-2015 , 07:36 PM

ArtyMcFly

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65% is not "any two". /pedant mode

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07-11-2015 , 10:14 PM

tiltninja

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Originally Posted by Sil3ntness

What if there range is ATC.

Played with a guy at 25 NL 6 max that had 65/2. He literally showed up to the river with any two.

Would I put his range as **. LOL? (** = random in Equilab)

theres a slider u can set at 65% and it will include the top 65% hands in terms of equity vs ATC. but when a ddude is playing 65% hes probably not playing those exact hands but theres some random process where he decides what to fold. u dont really need equilab to help u figure out what to do vs 65/2 ppl

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07-12-2015 , 12:26 AM

Freewill2112

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Any Ace, any pair, any suited and anything remotely connected gets you right about at 65%, fwiw. Gotta think like a fish.

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