ccwhoelse?
08-07-2003, 11:37 PM
i'm sorry i'm putting this two threads, i thought it would be more appropriate in this thread.
can someone give me an example of using game theory to bluff with the optimal frequency in hold'em, because in TOP draw poker is the example. the objects used to randomize the bluff are cards which your opponent doesn't seem. how can this be applied to hold'em. so let's say you have a flush-draw or open-ended straigh on the flop and the pot is at $100. what would be the optimal bluffing strategy and how would you randomize it. what if the turn card is showing and only the river card remains to be seen. thanks.
can someone give me an example of using game theory to bluff with the optimal frequency in hold'em, because in TOP draw poker is the example. the objects used to randomize the bluff are cards which your opponent doesn't seem. how can this be applied to hold'em. so let's say you have a flush-draw or open-ended straigh on the flop and the pot is at $100. what would be the optimal bluffing strategy and how would you randomize it. what if the turn card is showing and only the river card remains to be seen. thanks.