t_perkin
02-16-2004, 02:51 PM
I am not going to bother with a particular example:
Early in a SnG:
Often when I am sure I am the hand winner on the river I just try to sell my hand by making a the biggest bet I can while still expecting my opponent to call me at least 65% of the time or so.
Sometimes this is not much more than a minimum bet.
I have been thinking that at this stage in the tournament maybe it is better to make a much bigger bet just because winning a few extra chips at this stage in the tournament is just so worthless that it makes more $EV sense to very occaisonally pick up a meaningful addition to the pot, rather than pick up the T90 or so.
What are other poeples thoughts on this?
Tim
Early in a SnG:
Often when I am sure I am the hand winner on the river I just try to sell my hand by making a the biggest bet I can while still expecting my opponent to call me at least 65% of the time or so.
Sometimes this is not much more than a minimum bet.
I have been thinking that at this stage in the tournament maybe it is better to make a much bigger bet just because winning a few extra chips at this stage in the tournament is just so worthless that it makes more $EV sense to very occaisonally pick up a meaningful addition to the pot, rather than pick up the T90 or so.
What are other poeples thoughts on this?
Tim