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THE DAILY TABLE · PUZZLE #043
ONE HAND. ONE SHOT.

Can you make
the right call?

A fresh poker decision every day. Read the table, trust your instincts, and see how your play stacks up.

01shared hand
42river cards
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K♠K
$24
EQUITY
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Four poker reads, one daily set

Four hands. Four different reads.

Estimate equity on the turn, flop and river, then make a pre-flop read and move.

DAILY SET 4 HANDS · OCT 7
♣   THE FELT · HAND #043 · TURNEQUITY PUZZLE
♙ 3 players in handYOUR STACK $240BLINDS $2 / $4
LENA · $188
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CHECKED
YOU · $240
K♠
Q♥
TO ACT
MARCUS · $316
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BET $24
PREFLOP3 players see the flop
FLOPEveryone checks
TURN · NOWMarcus bets $24 · Lena checks · your action
POT$96
FLOP ✓ TURN · BETTING → RIVER
BOARD
K♦
9♣
4♥
2♠
RIVER
Hand clue
You have a pair of kings with a queen kicker. The river can improve your pair or give an opponent a stronger hand.
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Your guess
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Visible-card odds
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POINTS OFF · LOWER IS BETTER—
Results dashboard in5s
♠FLOPODDS · PUZZLE #043HAND COMPLETE ✓
THE RIVER REVEAL

Your read,
revealed.

One guess. Forty-two possible rivers. Here’s how your estimate compared.

YOUR EQUITY ESTIMATE
YOUR GUESS—
VS
ACTUAL EQUITY—
Your estimate
Actual equity
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Compared with an illustrative sample of player guesses. Daily player data is not connected in this prototype.
HOW OTHERS GUESSED

Sample guess spread

Where guesses fall across the 0–100% range

ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE · NOT LIVE
YOU
0%20%40%60%50%100%
Illustrative sample guesses · your guess in gold
WHY YOUR ODDS ARE HIGH

Your kings are ahead on most rivers

YOU · ONE PAIR
K♠Q♥
Pair of kings
VS
LENA · ONE PAIR
9♠8♠
Pair of nines
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MARCUS · HIGH CARD
A♣J♣
Ace high
42 possible river cardsWhat happens when each one is dealt?
34 / 42 keep you ahead8 / 42 let an opponent pass
5Lena’s outs
Three 8s make her two pair; two 9s make trips.
3Marcus’s outs
Three remaining aces give him a higher pair.

34 ÷ 42 = 81.0%   The Q♦ shown in the reveal is one of your winning rivers.

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TODAY’S MINI LESSON

Count the runouts, not just your outs.

Lena and Marcus have 8 cards combined that can overtake your pair. The other 34 of 42 rivers leave you ahead. That is why a hand can have only one pair and still hold about 81% equity.

♠FLOPODDS · LAST CHANCEALL HANDS COMPLETE ✓
ONE LAST BET · OPTIONAL

Before the
final reveal.

Correct red/black: −50%; correct green: −95%. A red/black miss adds +50%; a green miss adds +50%.

YOUR CURRENT SCORE—POINTS OFF · LOWER IS BETTER
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ONE LAST BET · OPTIONAL

Gamble with your winnings

Correct red/black: −50%; correct green: −95%. A red/black miss adds +50%; a green miss adds +50%.

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EUROPEAN ROULETTE · 0 IS GREEN
?YOUR SPIN

Choose red, black, or green to spin once.

European wheel · 18 red · 18 black · 1 green
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♠FLOPODDS · PUZZLE #043ALL HANDS COMPLETE ✓
TODAY’S TABLE · COMPLETE

Your full
table read.

Three equity estimates and one pre-flop decision. Lower points mean closer reads.

TOTAL POINTS OFF0.0Lower is better · guesses score by percentage points off
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YOUR PLACE IN THE FIELD

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Comparing your total points off with a sample field.

ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE · NOT LIVE PLAYERS
YOU
0 pts off110220330430
Sample daily scores · lower is better