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Old 11-13-2004, 02:37 PM
Iceman Iceman is offline
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Default Re: What is the best theoretical number of preflop callers to AA?

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Abdul Jalib says that having everyone fold to your preflop AA raise is a "statistical disaster." This implies that you want some callers, but do you really want everyone to call?

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Yes.

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Doesn't that mean that there are probably too many drawing hands out there?

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No. AA welcomes action from drawing hands in limit holdem - they don't hit nearly often enough to make up for the two preflop bets they have to call.


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If thats the case, then in a ten person "typical" game there should be a theoretical ideal number of callers, correct? If not, why? If so, how many?

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I'd prefer nine callers. AA wins around one third of the time against nine random hands - in EV terms, that's much better than winning 85% of the time against one random hand.
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