// spot check

Was this call right?

Your hand, the board, the bet, and the range you put villain on. The engine works out your equity, the price, and what calling is worth in big blinds, shows every step, and hands you a link that settles the thread.

Nothing computed yet. Edit the spot above, or open one of the worked examples below.

// what is computed, and what is assumed
  • Computed: card removal, equity (exact on the river, sampled with fixed seeds before it), the break-even price, and the EV of calling. Same engine, same seeds, same numbers for anyone who opens the link.
  • Assumed: the range. Villain bets every combo in it, all equally often. The four archetype ranges are our assumptions and are printed in full; a pasted range is yours.
  • Assumed: this is the last bet. Before the river, the EV counts you as seeing every remaining card with no more money going in. That is exact when the bet is all-in (every worked example below is) and optimistic otherwise, because it ignores implied odds and reverse implied odds alike.
  • Pot is everything in the middle except the bet you face; bet is what it costs you to call. Range notation: AA, AKs, AKo, AK (both), TT+, ATs+, 22-55, A2s-A5s. No weights or single combos.

Worked examples

19 classic call/fold spots, each priced in full on its own page. Before the river every bet is all-in, so there is nothing left to assume about future streets.

Flop, facing an all-in

Checking one spot is useful. Getting the next hundred right without a calculator is the point: the drill deals spots like these against the same four ranges and prices every wrong call in big blinds.

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