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I wish I had an immediate link to it, but, in order to avoid having to jump to a webpage every time I wanted to look at it, I finally just saved the webpage to my computer. I know you can find a link here to the actual list, which I want to say was created sometime around the end of last year.

It was developed in conjunction with the Sklansky article, and the question was this: You are in SB, folded to you. Up to what stack size is it +EV to move in against the BB in this situation?

Hence, instead of a winning percent, or equity or such, a hand is associated with a stack-size. But the bigger the stack-size, the better the hand, and the equation has to take into account how the given hand will hold up against the superior hands.