I am at day 6 now and call me crazy, but I have absolutely NO clue (in any of the example so far I have just calculated combos etc) how this makes me a master on calculating FOLD EQUITY. Not one question so far has asked me: ok so how much fold equity do you have on this board vs this hand and followed with a detailed explanation. Perhaps fallout86 can answer? Thanks in advance. PS Also the video called FOLD EQUITY talks from start to finish about combos, and not once calculates fold equity. Rather strange that this step (which I assume there is) between calculating combos and then bridging it to calculating actual fold equity is not even shown once. The fact that that video is called calculating fold equity is also absurd, it should have been called counting combos which is what it really is and what the daily exercices also do.
For beginners 20 to 1 hr would be good per topic. For a amateur maybe give them 2 days and all of the topics will be done. For pro maybe a couple of hours then all of those are done.
Originally posted by FlyingDutchm1n
I am at day 6 now and call me crazy, but I have absolutely NO clue (in any of the example so far I have just calculated combos etc) how this makes me a master on calculating FOLD EQUITY. Not one question so far has asked me: ok so how much fold equity do you have on this board vs this hand and followed with a detailed explanation. Perhaps fallout86 can answer? Thanks in advance. PS Also the video called FOLD EQUITY talks from start to finish about combos, and not once calculates fold equity. Rather strange that this step (which I assume there is) between calculating combos and then bridging it to calculating actual fold equity is not even shown once. The fact that that video is called calculating fold equity is also absurd, it should have been called counting combos which is what it really is and what the daily exercices also do.
Thanks but I had the feeling daily exercices were more about probabilities. aren't they ?