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Gutshot Straight Draw: Outs, Odds and When to Call The gutshot straight draw explained: its 4 outs, its exact odds on the turn and river, the double gutshot, and when the price is right to call.Worst Poker Hands: Exact Equities and the Price to Call The worst poker hands, in numbers: what 72o, 32o or J3o hold against KJ, A9, 87s and TT, and the price a big blind has to reach before calling.How to Play Ace-Jack: Exact Equities and a River Spot How to play ace-jack with exact equities: AJ against bigger aces, the hands it dominates and pocket pairs, and a thin value spot on the river.How to Play Ace-King: Exact Equities and a 3-Bet Spot How to play ace-king with exact equities: AK against pairs and the hands it dominates, how often it misses the flop, and a spot facing a 3-bet.How to Play Ace-Queen: Dominated by AK, Ahead of AJ How to play ace-queen with exact equities: AQ against A-K, A-J, K-Q and pocket pairs, and what it is worth on a king-high flop that misses it.How to Play King-Queen: Exact Equities and a 3-Bet Spot How to play king-queen with exact equities: KQ against the aces that dominate it, the hands it dominates, pocket pairs, and on a king-high flop.How to Play Middle Pairs: 66 to 99 With Exact Odds How to play middle pairs from 66 to 99: how often an overcard hits the flop, their equity against A-K and bigger pairs, and two spots.How to Play Pocket Aces: Exact Equities Before and After How to play pocket aces with exact equities: how far ahead AA is before the flop, which flops keep it safe, and which hands still beat it after the flop.How to Play Pocket Tens: Exact Equities and Two Spots How to play pocket tens with exact equities: TT against A-K and bigger pairs, how often overcards hit the flop, and two spots from the 3-bet to the river.How to Play the Nut Flush Draw: Exact Equities How to play the nut flush draw with exact equities: against top pair, a set and a lower flush draw, what the ace adds, and a calculator to check.Offsuit Broadway Hands: Exact Equities and a Heads-Up Spot How to play offsuit broadway hands (KQo, QJo…) with exact equities: what losing the suit costs, KQo to JTo against AK, 99 and A5o, and a 3-bet spot.How to Play Overpairs: Exact Equities From AA to TT How to play overpairs with exact equities: AA, KK, QQ, JJ and TT against top pair, overcards, draws, two pair and a set, and a spot on a two-tone board.Suited Aces in Poker: Exact Equities and a Small Blind Spot How to play suited aces with exact equities: what the flush adds, the kicker against a pair, what the flop brings and a small blind spot.Suited Broadway Hands: Exact Equities and a Cutoff Spot How to play suited broadway hands (KJs, QJs…) with exact equities: what the suit adds, KQs to JTs against AK and TT, and a spot facing a 3-bet.Suited Connectors: Exact Equities and a Turn Spot How to play suited connectors with exact numbers: what the suit adds, 54s to JTs against AK and QQ, the draws on the flop and a turn spot.Suited Kings in Poker: Exact Equities and a Heads-Up Spot How to play suited kings (K9s to K2s) with exact equities: against AQ, a pair, QJ and JT, what the suit adds, and the price of a heads-up open.Suited vs Offsuit Hands: How Much Being Suited Is Worth Suited vs offsuit hands, computed exactly: being suited adds 3 to 4 points of equity, a suited hand makes a flush 6.4% of the time, and why it matters.Top Pair Top Kicker: Exact Equities on Dry and Wet Boards How to play top pair top kicker with exact equities: AK on a dry board, on a wet board, against draws, two pair and sets.Two Pair in Poker: Rules, Odds and Real Strength Two pair in poker: which two pair wins, the 2% chance to flop it, its exact equity against overpairs, sets and draws, and how paired boards counterfeit it.Weak Aces in Poker: Exact Equities and a 15bb Spot How to play weak aces (ATo, A9o, A3o…) with exact equities: against AK, KQ, a pair and JT, what the suit adds, and a heads-up spot at 15 big blinds.