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11-08-2005, 01:27 AM
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Re: How Does Derb Play?
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He will makes lots of crazy plays for pots, like 3 betting the turn with Ace high. The thing that makes him seem so awful at times is that he will frequently not give up after his crazy play. He will 3 bet the turn with almost nothing, and when the other guy caps it he calls down anyway. This works to his advantage sometimes- his opponents will cap the turn with middle pair sometimes when he actually has the nuts. [/ QUOTE ] If someone were playing a perfect game theory version of poker, calling down and bluffing randomly to achieve this, wouldn't A LOT of their plays look really bad, taken in isolation? 
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11-09-2005, 09:08 AM
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Re: How Does Derb Play?
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[ QUOTE ] He will makes lots of crazy plays for pots, like 3 betting the turn with Ace high. The thing that makes him seem so awful at times is that he will frequently not give up after his crazy play. He will 3 bet the turn with almost nothing, and when the other guy caps it he calls down anyway. This works to his advantage sometimes- his opponents will cap the turn with middle pair sometimes when he actually has the nuts. [/ QUOTE ] If someone were playing a perfect game theory version of poker, calling down and bluffing randomly to achieve this, wouldn't A LOT of their plays look really bad, taken in isolation? [/ QUOTE ] the problem with this is no perfect game theory version of poker has been developed...I'm working on it though :-P
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11-09-2005, 06:57 PM
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Re: How Does Derb Play?
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the problem with this is no perfect game theory version of poker has been developed...I'm working on it though :-P [/ QUOTE ] OK, maybe not perfect [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]. But maybe coming a lot closer than anyone else has figured out yet.
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