A friend gave me an example where you have a made hand versus a draw, but are incorrect to call a potsized bet (2:1 pot odds) with deep stacks even though you have greater than 33% equity (say 40%) because you'll have trouble calling later bets.
But, if a blank hits, you can still call as your hand equity is unchanged. And if they hit their flush or straight draw (i.e., if it's likely they have), you can fold.
Is reverse equity just another name for reverse implied odds?
Can someone please give me an in-depth explanation of this? I'd be much obliged.
