easy · Poker Theory Preflop
Villain shoves for 24 bb. Hero knows Villain is perfectly balanced. If Hero calls and wins, Hero gets 48 bb profit. If Hero calls and loses, Hero loses 24 bb. What is Hero's long-term EV of the call?
- +24 bb
- +8 bb
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