Re: Need some help with drawing odds
Out of the 990 possible turn and river cards, 876 win for you, 102 win for him and 12 tie.
If there is $100 in the pot before any postflop betting, you expect to get $89 of it. Whatever money is in the pot at the end of flop betting, you expect to get 89% of it as well. Obviously, the more you can induce him to put in, the better for you.
If you open the post flop betting, and both of you know each other's cards, and bets are all-in so we don't have to worry about turn and river bets; he should fold if you bet $14 or more, but call if you bet $13 or less.
After he bets into you, the only thing that changes in the amount in the pot. If he bets $100, your call is like a check when you have the chance to bet. That leaves $300 in the pot. If you raise by $42 or more, he should fold, if you raise by $41 or less, he should call.
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