Follow a turn choice into the river. See how the last card, the price, and the opponent’s possible hands shape the next decision.
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Ready: An ace on the board. Turn. First player to act.
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First player to act
Board: As 7d 4h 2c · river not yet dealt
Turn starts
Pot on the table
100 chips
Chips left, first / second
100 / 100
Only hands compatible with this board and at least one opponent hand are listed. If a new card removes your previous selection, the first compatible hand is shown.
Cost to call: 0 chips. No call payment is due. Later betting can change the action’s value.
Saved-play reach: 37.50000% of all hands, including the chance of this private hand and earlier actions.
Compare this hand’s choices
Frequency is how often the saved strategy chooses an action. Value asks: if you choose it now, then both players follow the saved strategy, what do you earn on average?
“From now” excludes money already paid; folding is worth 0 here. Close values can support different choices. These are measured continuation values, not guaranteed profits or a new solve.
Following an action moves through the public game. Inspecting a hand does not lock either player’s cards for later steps.
After choosing Bet 50
Value from hand start
+90.917 chips
Opponent folds next
37.9%
Share if betting stopped
93.2%
Share among later showdowns
97.8%
“If betting stopped” counts every possible last card against the opponent’s current range, with ties worth half. “Among later showdowns” counts only hands that continue to showdown after this action. Folds and later bets can make these very different.
A fold percentage is unavailable when no immediate fold choice exists. A showdown share is unavailable when no showdown occurs, or the conditional decision is undefined.
All possible ways the hand ends
You fold, now or later
0.1%
Opponent folds, now or later
46.3%
You win at showdown
52.4%
Split at showdown
0.0%
You lose at showdown
1.2%
The opponent’s next response
Fold37.9%
Call61.7%
Raise to 1000.4%
How their possible hands change
Your own forced action, with your hand known, does not change this estimate. Their response can. A card you hold can rule out one of their possible hands: that is a blocker.
Opponent hands, given your Ad Ac
Hand
Now
6s 5s
33.3%
7h 7c
33.3%
Ah Qh
33.3%
The whole acting range at this decision
These action frequencies weight each hand by how often it reaches this history. They are not a simple average of the hand rows.