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Fold Equity

The value created when pressure makes better or live-equity hands fold.

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Example

A semi-bluff with a strong draw can win immediately when villain folds and still improve when called.

Why It Matters

Fold equity is why betting is not only about made hands. It explains how pressure, blockers, and future-card equity can combine into profitable aggression.

Related Lesson

Push/Fold Basics

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Solver Drill

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Test one suited ace and one suited connector in the Study Engine. Notice when fold equity turns them into aggressive hands.

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Pot Odds

The price of a call compared with the equity required to continue.