Poker pot equity refers to you being able to get enough from a pot given your hand prior to making a betting decision. So if you have a good poker hand, but the pot is small, you would be getting bad pot equity to make a large bet. ALternatively, if you have a good hand and the pot is big, you may want to bet into this pot as you will be getting good pot equity.
The largest pot ever won in online poker was between poker pro Patrick Antonius against Isildur1 (Online name). This pot was worth $878,958. Patrick and Isildur where playing Pot Limit Omaha Hi. This happened on Full Tilt on November 21, 2009.
Poker mathematics mainly consist of 2 things : No. of Outs & Pot Odds.
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In "Hi/Lo" poker there are 2 winning hands. This means if you win High you get 50% of the pot, and if you lose Low, the other player wins 50% of the pot. If you win both, you will win 100% of the pot. You can not "declare" that you have the winning hand in poker either. Everything is decided on the showdown.
The pot.
You bet on your hand, if you think you can win the pot you bet on your hand.
Hit, Cap, Ace, See, Pot, Set.
The biggest online pot was just over 1.3 million.
To win the pot. I must Disagree, If you picked 100 poker players at random and asked them about the objective of poker, most would say something about winning the pot, but they couldn't be further from the truth. The objective of poker - in addition to the enjoyment of playing the game -is winning money, not pots. If your objective of poker was to win the most pots, that would be easy to do. Just play every hand and every bet and raise until the bitter end. You'd win a lot of pots. In fact, you'd win every pot you possibly could. But you'd lose money. Plenty of it, and rapidly.
A push means you neither win nor lose, you break even. There are no pushes in Poker, either you win or you lose. There is always a winner in Poker, even if there is more than one, which is referred to as a split pot.
Prize money if you are asking about a tournament, in regular play it is called the pot.