Equity
in WideDeck
Equity is a key part of strategy in Poker, so understanding how it works in WideDeck will help give you an edge over your opponents.
Equity is essentially the likelihood of winning the pot based on (i) your current hand & (ii) the number of outs that would win you the hand.
Best Hand
Ruby Ace & Emerald Ace
Worst Hand
Bronze Jack & Silver 6
Since tie-breakers are simplified by the six suit hierarchy in WideDeck, you no longer need to factor in the chance of drawing with an opponent when calculating equity.
Suited holdings will add up to 8% in equity versus unsuited holdings.
To make adapting to equities in WideDeck easier for you, we've compiled some common hands & scenarios below:
BASIC EQUITIES
Some basic head to head scenarios that you're likely to encounter.
%
%
Overpair
73
27
Underpair
AK
50
50
J10
Pair
50
50
2 Overcards
DOMINATED EQUITY
Scenarios with a clear one-sided equity advantage.
%
%
AA
84
16
AK
75
25
QJ
JJ
70
30
T9
Suits matter
Scenarios where the six suit hierarchy comes into play. (Lowercase signifies a lower suit in the hierarchy)