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#31
04-09-2005, 01:41 AM
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Re: Fold
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curtains makes a good point, and brings up another aspect to look at before pushing. IF the blinds go to war, the equity is around 200 dollars, yes. but thats assuming this happens EVERY time, which it wont. assume it occurs HALF the time, at best, then its worth 100, which makes it better than pushing. through further analysis, it seems that both push and fold are correct plays. go figure. however, NOT pushing, and letting the small stacks kill each other could be worth more, assuming they go to war more than about 20%, which is POSSIBLE, but not guaranteed, making not pushing possibly more correct. possibly. so it appears that i made the correct play by pushing, but MAYBE there could have been a more correct play. maybe. holla [/ QUOTE ] POTD...for waffley, riding the fence, can't seal the deal with sis' sorority roommate posts!!! Yugoslav 
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#32
04-09-2005, 01:52 AM
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Re: Fold
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curtains makes a good point, and brings up another aspect to look at before pushing. IF the blinds go to war, the equity is around 200 dollars, yes. but thats assuming this happens EVERY time, which it wont. assume it occurs HALF the time, at best, then its worth 100, which makes it better than pushing. through further analysis, it seems that both push and fold are correct plays. go figure. however, NOT pushing, and letting the small stacks kill each other could be worth more, assuming they go to war more than about 20%, which is POSSIBLE, but not guaranteed, making not pushing possibly more correct. possibly. so it appears that i made the correct play by pushing, but MAYBE there could have been a more correct play. maybe. holla [/ QUOTE ] raptor, my friend...you may be onto something.
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04-09-2005, 03:03 AM
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Re: Fold
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curtains makes a good point, and brings up another aspect to look at before pushing. IF the blinds go to war, the equity is around 200 dollars, yes. but thats assuming this happens EVERY time, which it wont. assume it occurs HALF the time, at best, then its worth 100, which makes it better than pushing. through further analysis, it seems that both push and fold are correct plays. go figure. however, NOT pushing, and letting the small stacks kill each other could be worth more, assuming they go to war more than about 20%, which is POSSIBLE, but not guaranteed, making not pushing possibly more correct. possibly. so it appears that i made the correct play by pushing, but MAYBE there could have been a more correct play. maybe. holla [/ QUOTE ] OMFG...THE RAPTORS HAVE LEARNED TO OPEN DOORS!
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04-09-2005, 08:30 AM
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Re: Fold
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[ QUOTE ] curtains makes a good point, and brings up another aspect to look at before pushing. IF the blinds go to war, the equity is around 200 dollars, yes. but thats assuming this happens EVERY time, which it wont. assume it occurs HALF the time, at best, then its worth 100, which makes it better than pushing. through further analysis, it seems that both push and fold are correct plays. go figure. however, NOT pushing, and letting the small stacks kill each other could be worth more, assuming they go to war more than about 20%, which is POSSIBLE, but not guaranteed, making not pushing possibly more correct. possibly. so it appears that i made the correct play by pushing, but MAYBE there could have been a more correct play. maybe. holla [/ QUOTE ] OMFG...THE RAPTORS HAVE LEARNED TO OPEN DOORS! [/ QUOTE ] hahahaha
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#36
04-09-2005, 09:46 AM
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Re: STEP 5. to push or not to push
vinnipuh is one of those russian guys accused in another thread of collusion in these step 5's
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#39
04-09-2005, 01:17 PM
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Re: Fold
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ROFFLE Dali I don't think you explained yourself that well in this thread. If you were a bigger stack how would that affect your decision? If SB and BB were bigger? [/ QUOTE ] To tell you the truth, I'm holding back some because the are some issues I plan on addressing when I put up my website in about a month. I'd like them to be revolutionary ideas, if not at least revelatory, and hopefully not revolting.... So you kids may have to wait.
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#40
04-09-2005, 02:34 PM
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Re: STEP 5. drowning by numbers
Using my own Step5 equity cruncher :
(starting equity is 1) ev sequence 2.26 before 2.27 b,sb folds 2.45 sb pushes and loses 2.4 sb pushes and wins 2.26 sb pushes and wins bb 2.58 b pushes and wins blinds 1.16 b pushes and loses to bb 1.45 b pushes and loses to sb 3.42 b pushes and wins against both blinds 1.73 b pushes, both blinds call, bb wins 2.09 b pushes, both blinds call, sb wins, b wins side pot 1.24 b pushes, both blinds call, sb wins, bb wins side pot Now, it's only a question of assigning probalbilities to the different outcomes and the best play can be determined. Alix
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