Every preflop all-in at the poker table can be solved with simple math. In real-time you aren't able to use software and calculators, but with enough off-table practice, you can begin to estimate the EV of your shoves & jams with more accuracy.

This video reviews two AIPF (all-in preflop) situations presented in the Preflop & Math Workbook. Both spots analyze a hand with Ace King (AKo), one where villain folds half the time against your all-in and another where villain folds 91% of the time. Even though the equities are vastly different, the final EV of both all-ins may surprise you.

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