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Old 05-25-2005, 12:45 PM
woodguy woodguy is offline
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Default Re: At what point do you stop thinking in terms of chip EV?

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That is, I try to make pure chip EV decisions until half the field is gone, then start giving greater weight to cashing EV considerations


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Really?

I think that is much too early and CEV=$EV when 1/2 the field is gone.

How does your thinking change?

Personally I do not think in terms of $EV being different from CEV until every placement pays a different amount.

That is not to say that I do not keep my opponenets thoughts of $EV in mind (i.e. playing too tight on the bubble), but my $CEV=$EV usually until the final table.

Until I am at the final table, I am trying to maximize my stack for the final table, so I am always making decisions based on CEV.

Once the payouts vary per placement, I may make some +$EV decisions that are not necessarily +CEV. (i.e. having the pot equity to get all my chips into a multiway pot, but folding due to multiple short stacks ready to bust not involved in the hand)

Am I incorrect in my thinking?

Regards,
Woodguy
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