Re: pop quiz
To turn a profit in this situation he could..
1. Make more good calls when his true odds are better than 19:1.
2. Make more good folds when his true odds are worse than 19:1.
Over a large sample, the opportunity for 1 and 2 would be about the same. If OMR had played perfect poker his good calls would be balanced out by his good folds and so his calling frequncy would be the same.
Therefore, he is neither too tight nor too loose -- he just has to make better decisions.
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Meant to reply to OP -- put post in wrong place.
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