Implied odds trainer

When the price is short, how much more must you win later to call?

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How to use

Easy: preflop calls to flop a set or with suited connectors, pick one of four. Medium: flop and turn draws, pick one of four. Hard: any street, type the chips, correct within 10% of the answer.

Assumptions & limits

Blinds 5/10, so 10 chips is one big blind, and 100 big blinds deep unless a spot says otherwise. The pot includes the bet you face. Chance to hit: a pocket pair flops a set 1 − C(48,3) ÷ C(50,3) ≈ 11.8% (1 in 8.5); 8♠7♠ flops a flush, a straight, or two pair or better 1,491 ÷ 19,600 ≈ 7.6% (1 in 13; draws do not count, they are not paid yet); a flop draw sees two cards, 1 − C(47 − outs, 2) ÷ C(47, 2); a turn draw sees one, outs ÷ 46. Extra needed = call ÷ chance − pot − call, never below 0. Spots and formulas come from Poker Night's Study mode.

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