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10-31-2005, 05:01 PM
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Re: do u guys use Harringtons\' M value?
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M is not the same as thinking in terms of how many bbs you have, as M is sb+bb (+ antes, if applicable) [/ QUOTE ] It is the same thing in a nonante game. You're simply adjusting the relative numbers, and M is better because it has the ability to take into account the antes when that situation comes up (and missing small blinds). Of course, number of BBs is easier to figure out and since there are no antes in Party SNGs, using BBs is equivalent and is what most people use. 
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10-31-2005, 05:12 PM
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Re: do u guys use Harringtons\' M value?
i don't see how sb+bb=bb
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10-31-2005, 06:30 PM
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Re: do u guys use Harringtons\' M value?
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i don't see how sb+bb=bb [/ QUOTE ] Perhaps I wasn't clear. My point is that its all relative. Whether you push when you have <10xBB or <6.66M doesn't really matter in a Party SNG, they are representing the same thing. And of course, M is more accurate for cases where the small blind is missing or there are antes. So saying that M has no value in SNGs really makes no sense. It's simply common convention to use BBs.
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