Most poker players know the term "implied odds," but very few know how to calculate it. So SplitSuit breaks down the formula, the shortcut, and works through some examples to ensure you fully understand the concept of implied odds.
Pot odds tell us how much equity we need to justify continuing when facing a bet. But before mucking your hand just because you happen to have too little equity, first, consider implied odds. These let us know how much money we need to make on the next street to offset the incorrect price we are currently facing. If we suspect we can make AT LEAST that much on the next street, we should continue instead of folding.
This video gives you the building blocks and then goes through examples from the Poker Math & Preflop Workbook to explain the concept both when facing bets AND raises. If you have any questions about IO in poker or the workbook, leave a comment below 😃
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