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Basic pre-flop Math presented by lnternet with PokerStrategy.com. Paul explores the importance of pre-flop math to offer us a solid foundation of knowledge when entering the pot or attacking a raiser before the flop. Specifically, risk/reward ratios and required fold equity are explored for a few examples.
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#1
MisterSnS, 12.09.21 13:25
Thank you sir!!Hope you wouldnt mind uploading the tables. If they aren't already available in some article..
#2
EuanM, 12.09.21 13:41
Enjoy the latest from lnternet focusing on basic pre-flop math.Please leave your thoughts & feedback here!
#3
EuanM, 12.09.21 13:43
Reduced to Gold! :)#4
flakk, 12.09.21 15:13
#3 well done#5
worldanizer, 12.09.21 15:27
clear and to the point. no bullshit. I like it.#6
w4terman, 12.09.21 17:08
nice and simple!#7
pleno1, 12.09.21 19:05
Great video mate, really good to know all of the basics and better, remind yourself of them.#8
DrDunne, 12.09.21 23:59
cool!#9
Tynatu, 12.09.22 01:53
Wonderful video ! very well explained and so so so so useful ! thank you !#10
DragotoiuRobert, 12.09.22 03:49
simple, but very useful stuff indeed.#1 +1
#11
cordoba78, 12.09.22 07:54
nice#12
habeichja, 12.09.22 08:54
nothing new for me, sry but thx for wasting 25min :/#13
gadget51, 12.09.22 10:09
11:47 Hero can't be dealt XhXh it needs to be XhYh.!2:45 F-6.5/10-65% I think should read
F=6.5/10 = 65%
Sry to be picky but then it is a math lesson. :)
Very much enjoyed the no nonesense approach, can we have more please? :)
#14
jules97, 12.09.22 20:17
Helpful video and made fairly painless for a maths lesson :)Now if I only knew how to not lose my arse in 3bet pots postflop!
#15
mnl1337, 12.09.24 03:42
nice, 6 same charts fills one video, as only one would be enough to understand#16
holmeboy, 12.09.25 15:27
More like this please, excellent video!Really well explained. Looking forward to the next in the series
#17
Gregor86, 12.09.28 06:53
Great video, good for renewing the basics. 25min log is perfect for these kind of vids. TY!#18
IMGameOver, 12.10.05 01:58
Great video! Thx a lot!#19
lnternet, 12.10.13 02:13
RE #1311:47 Alright I will make it XX next time just as a placeholder for face down cards.
12:45 When I full screen it reads correctly. Maybe a render issue for some resolutions.
Please be as nit picky as you can :)
#20
lnternet, 12.10.13 02:58
RE #1Add me as a friend and I can send you the data in whatever form you like.
#21
goxie, 12.10.24 09:25
Very nice one!I would appreciate it too, if you could send me the charts.
#22
bmfbpi, 12.10.28 21:17
awesome !#23
Exitium, 13.01.13 10:48
Nice video.I also would like the charts,I sent you a friend req.
#24
xmiammiamx, 13.01.14 16:35
Thanks for the video; I have a question on the calculations.I don't understand why we always compare the EV of our play to 0. If I'm in the small blind and make a 3bet with a sizing and success rate so that it's making me lose -0.25BB in average, it's still better than folding. Same story with the 4bets.
#25
lnternet, 13.05.22 09:56
RE #25It's a baseline definition. Consider we are BB and want to 3bet a minraise open.
1) I say folding BB is -1bb. Then reraising and winning the pot is +2.5bb.
2) I say folding BB is 0bb. Then reraising and winning the pot is +3.5bb.
Whether you calculate 1) or 2), in the end you always risk the same to the same reward of 3.5bb.