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Why does Equity Realization (EqR) typically fall for a hand like 76s in a multiway pot compared to heads-up?
- Hero is more likely to be in position in a multiway pot, which usually increases EqR.
- The probability of the hand being 'best' at showdown is conditional on dodging multiple independent ranges, which compounds realization leaks.
- The 'Denial Term' becomes negative in multiway pots, reducing the incentive to bet.
- In multiway pots, the pot odds are better, so EqR actually rises to compensate for the higher price. (under this line) (under this line) (under this line)
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