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Lesson 23 · Raise with equity and fold equity · 24 practice questions
Semi-bluff raising combines fold equity with draw equity. Best with combo draws (12+ outs) on wet boards.
Semi-bluff OOP vs c-bets on wet boards; IP as a float-raise. Avoid semi-bluffing dry boards with weak draws.
Call with draws that want to realize equity cheaply; raise with draws that have fold equity + nut potential.
• Semi-bluff = raise with equity + fold equity.
• Combo draws (FD+SD) are best semi-bluff candidates.
• Call weak draws; raise monster draws on wet boards.
Flop, villain c-bets. You hold a flush draw + OESD on 9-8-2 two-tone. Best action?
Board: 9♥ 8♥ 2♣
Your hand: J♥ 10♥
Best action: Raise
Why: ✓ You hold flush draw(9) + gutshot(6) — about 15 outs (≈31% to hit on one card), and facing 4 into 6 you need 29% (2.5:1). 31% ≥ the 29% needed, so continuing is clearly +EV (raise).
A semi-bluff is betting or raising with a drawing hand that can win now by making the opponent fold, and can also improve to the best hand if called — combining fold equity with real equity.
Raise your strongest draws for fold equity and to build the pot when you hit; call with weaker draws that prefer to see cheap cards and realize equity passively.
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