Yeah 52 cards.
Here a nice example of the mental calculations good players do. You probably don't understand all the terms used, but you'll get the hang.
Bob figures that there are 15 cards in the deck that would make his hand very strong.Any eight or three would make a straight, and any diamond would make a flush. There are 9 remaining diamonds in the deck and 4 threes and 4 eights. He can't count the three of diamonds or eight of diamonds twice since those would make the flush, not the straight, so that gives 9 outs to the flush and six outs to the straight. Bob can see 6 of the 52 cards in the deck, so there are 46 possible cards that could be dealt on the river. This means that 32% of the time (15/46), the next card will make his hand very strong, and likely to win the showdown. Bob counts the money in the pot, which totals $130. If he calls, the pot will be $170. 32% of the time his $40 investment will win a pot of at least $170. The remaining 68% of the time his hand stays weak, and he knows he will fold to any bets made in the next round, so 68% of the time he will lose $40. The expected value for calling is (32 x $170) - (68 * $40) = $5440 - $2720 = +$2720. It is clearly profitable in the long run for Bob to call the $40.
Here a nice example of the mental calculations good players do. You probably don't understand all the terms used, but you'll get the hang.
Bob figures that there are 15 cards in the deck that would make his hand very strong.Any eight or three would make a straight, and any diamond would make a flush. There are 9 remaining diamonds in the deck and 4 threes and 4 eights. He can't count the three of diamonds or eight of diamonds twice since those would make the flush, not the straight, so that gives 9 outs to the flush and six outs to the straight. Bob can see 6 of the 52 cards in the deck, so there are 46 possible cards that could be dealt on the river. This means that 32% of the time (15/46), the next card will make his hand very strong, and likely to win the showdown. Bob counts the money in the pot, which totals $130. If he calls, the pot will be $170. 32% of the time his $40 investment will win a pot of at least $170. The remaining 68% of the time his hand stays weak, and he knows he will fold to any bets made in the next round, so 68% of the time he will lose $40. The expected value for calling is (32 x $170) - (68 * $40) = $5440 - $2720 = +$2720. It is clearly profitable in the long run for Bob to call the $40.
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