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Old 11-24-2004, 07:39 AM
EricW EricW is offline
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Default Where to learn about EV?

Hey guys, is there a specific website or article that teaches about EV? I tried looking through forums with search but it seems like every other thread has EV and it's impossible to filter out the non-essential things.

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Old 11-24-2004, 11:35 AM
PapiChulo503 PapiChulo503 is offline
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Default Re: Where to learn about EV?

I think that there is an essay about EV in the OTHER TOPICS section
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Old 11-24-2004, 11:40 AM
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Default Re: Where to learn about EV?

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Hey guys, is there a specific website or article that teaches about EV? I tried looking through forums with search but it seems like every other thread has EV and it's impossible to filter out the non-essential things.

Thanks.

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If you don't know, you need to buy one of the beginner's poker books like Hold'Em Poker by David Sklansky.

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Old 11-24-2004, 02:13 PM
stupidsucker stupidsucker is offline
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Default Re: Where to learn about EV?

Your question is pretty broad itself.

chip EV and $ EV are different for one thing.

EV stands for "Expected Value". Try to google that.

Like Eastbay said, pick up a copy of "holdem poker" and I think they talk about EV in "poker theory" too.

The term itself is rather simple, but there are several dimentions to it.
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