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what does overlay mean and what's it's importance?

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if i tell you, "give me $1 and flip a coin. heads i keep your dollar, tails you get $10 total." you have a 5-1 = $4 overlay. same idea for poker.

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now translate that into how it deals with this thread.

Re: overlay
 

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what does overlay mean and what's it's importance?

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if i tell you, "give me $1 and flip a coin. heads i keep your dollar, tails you get $10 total." you have a 5-1 = $4 overlay. same idea for poker.

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now translate that into how it deals with this thread.

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"Which situation gives you the best advantage to win the tourney"

Re: overlay
 

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what does overlay mean and what's it's importance?

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if i tell you, "give me $1 and flip a coin. heads i keep your dollar, tails you get $10 total." you have a 5-1 = $4 overlay. same idea for poker.

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now translate that into how it deals with this thread.

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"Which situation gives you the best advantage to win the tourney"

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i can't really answer that question because it's in reference to a $1000 SNG. however, at the level i play it'd have to be:

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3 players see 40% of the flop and all 9 players 18% of the flop. i don't feel spooked at either loose tables or tight ones.

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