nifty HU toy online

[gumpzilla]

I just found a link to the following interesting little toy (http://www.pokerstove.com/analysis/allin.php). I haven't spent much time reading the discussion link at the top, so I'm uncertain what his precise methodology is, but it might be fun to play with.

[J-Lo]

It's definetley posted before, in a thread started by shadow talking about HU play. Isn't it just ICM ranges which yield a +$EV?
I'l edit in a link if i can find the thread.

[Bigwig]

Oh, I like it, I like it. Very, very much.

I would like a range between 25 & 50, however.

[gumpzilla]

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It's definetley posted before, in a thread started by the guy w/ the freddy kruger avatar talking about HU play. Isn't it just ICM ranges which yield a +$EV?

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That would probably be a good guess. If you don't use eastbay's program or something similar, though, that takes some time to work out.

[sofere]

I think i'm reading this wrong...why does it say that pushing AA and calling AA is -ev against random hands if you have 9000+ chips?

The grey means -ev doesn't it?

[gumpzilla]

I noticed that too. I've spent no real time trying to figure out how this thing works, so I've no good answer for you.

[Bisson]

I only see a graph like that when I give myself 9000+ chips but leave the total chips set at 8000...

[gumpzilla]

Ahhh, I bet you're right. I remember noticing it as I crossed to 8100.

[the shadow]

This is poincaraux (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Number=2203844&page=&view=&s b=5&o=)'s work.

[bones]

I'm really not calling enough...