I'm looking for a specific chart or table that displays particular hands and it's equity. Common hands. Something to memorize for use later.

Such as:

Two overs vs any pocket pair
Flush draw + top pair vs middle set
Over pair vs open-ender
etc
etc

Anything out there like this? On the fly sort of thing. Or do I have to rely on simple outs?

It's not really a chart, but you can figure those all out on poker stove and write it down.

I guess that will have to do then. Thanks.

I saw something similar in a book. I think it was Phil Gordon's little green book, but I'm not positive.

outs x 4 on flop

outs x 2 on turn


super quick and basic way to calc equity

normally if you know your outs you automatically know if your making the right call or not... if you have 14 outs on the flop.......good chance your getting what you need

your hole cards are 34

flop come's
2A7

you have 12 outs
5(Straight flush)
678910 jqk(flush)
555(straight)
so you do 12outs*4=48%
on the turn your multiplier is 4 so you have a 48% chance of hitting the nut straight flush, flush or straight. 5:1 odds pretty damn good .. you can raise anything up to half the pot

If you miss on the turn you still have the same amount of outs 12 on the river
your multiplier is now 2
so 28% or 3:1

so now as far as pot odds
if you have 5:1 odds to hit your outs
a smart call
would be anything less the 500 in a 1000 chip pot
anything more your chasing and you can get stuck with rags real quick.

Two overs vs any pocket pair

kavs99

flop- k,a,6
he has a 8% chance of cracking
you have a 16% chance of hitting the nuts

I don't know if I can say videos from other sites, but in the first part of 'Mathematics of NL Hold'em' (DC) you will see an exact chart of this.

Learn it off by heart. We're having a test on Monday.

Thanks to both of you for posting those.

I like how ITT people think I don't know how to calculate simple odds.

Thank you Cantu and Diamond. Those were mostly what I was looking for.