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Old 12-29-2005, 03:43 AM
peterchi peterchi is offline
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Default Re: Willfull suspension of disbelief as it pertains to river play

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Your equation is nice and all, but Metereon put it best:

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The overcall isn't guarantee and has a value of less than one BB. The raise is worth more than 1 BB.


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I really think it just simplifies the whole problem to think of it that way. Your hand is just so good it's not even funny here.

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Not saying that you're wrong, but I'm not yet convinced.

Given the description, button is calling 1 bet pretty much always. 2 bets, probably not so much.

I agree that it is most likely that UTG is full of [censored]. But 90%+, I don't know. And what do we do if 3-bet? I can't fold so basically then we are losing 3 bets.

I think the question for me is, do we win 4 bets often enough to overcome the times that we lose 3? Maybe so, but I'm still pondering. Either way, I don't think this is as obvious as you say. I may come around though, don't give up on me yet.
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Old 12-29-2005, 03:56 PM
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Default Re: Willfull suspension of disbelief as it pertains to river play

Interesting analysis, most of which is over my head, but what about accounting for those times when the player behind us has the better hand and calls or even raises?
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Old 12-29-2005, 04:40 PM
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Default Re: Willfull suspension of disbelief as it pertains to river play

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Interesting analysis, most of which is over my head, but what about accounting for those times when the player behind us has the better hand and calls or even raises?

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Given the player, action, and board, I think this probability is essentially negligible.
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Old 12-29-2005, 01:41 PM
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Default Re: Willfull suspension of disbelief as it pertains to river play

I call.

1 bet gets you BB's bet plus possibly Button's bet.

If you raise and BB doesn't have a 4, you lose the Button and get another bet from BB unless it was a stone cold bluff. So you get 1 more bet at most, but possibly none if both Button and BB fold.

If you raise and BB has a 4, BB reraises and your attempt at getting one more bet cost you 2.
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Old 12-29-2005, 01:58 PM
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Default Re: Willfull suspension of disbelief as it pertains to river play

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I call.

1 bet gets you BB's bet plus possibly Button's bet.

If you raise and BB doesn't have a 4, you lose the Button and get another bet from BB unless it was a stone cold bluff. So you get 1 more bet at most, but possibly none if both Button and BB fold.

If you raise and BB has a 4, BB reraises and your attempt at getting one more bet cost you 2.

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Ok so since people are still saying you should call I'll put in some more reasonable numbers into my formula.

A = 0.8
B = 0.4 (I think 0.7 is way too high)
C = 1
D = 0.75

Hero needs to be ahead only ~56% of the time to make raising the correct play. TheMetetron has already said it is greater than 90%... but even if you disagree with that, surely it is higher than 56%!
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