Dexas Holdem

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1. The Situation

Pot size ($ or chips)

Amount to call

Your equity (%)

Street

Implied odds bonus ($)

Pot odds

4.0 : 1

need 20.0% equity

Required equity

20.0%

break-even threshold

Your edge

+12.0%

vs. required

✓ Profitable call — you have 12.0% more equity than you need.

2. Common Outs (click to load equity)

Counting outs: any card that improves your hand to a likely winner. Each out is worth roughly 2% on the river, 4% on the turn (one card), or 4% × outs on the turn+river (two cards). Equities below are exact 1-card / 2-card percentages.

Draw	Outs	1 card (turn or river)	2 cards (turn + river)

Pot odds = pot / bet. If the pot is $100 and you have to call $25, you're getting 4:1 — meaning you only need to win 1 out of every 5 times for the call to break even. That's 20% equity. If you have more than 20% equity, calling is +EV. Less than 20%, folding is +EV.

Implied odds account for additional money you can win on future streets if you hit. They make speculative calls (low pair, suited connector, gutshot) more reasonable than pure pot odds suggest — but only against an opponent who'll pay you off.

Out counts to memorize: flush draw = 9 outs (~35% by river), open-ended straight = 8 (~32%), gutshot = 4 (~17%), two over-cards = 6 (~24%), set-to-quads = 1 (~4%). The "rule of 2 and 4" gets you within 1-2% of exact: multiply outs by 2 for one card, by 4 for two cards.