Silversana

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PhD student in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

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Nov 7	comment	Publicly available poker stats Plenty of individual players have hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of hands in their databases (I have somewhere around 400k and my volume was never that great). Problem is, they won't give it away without a huge price because of all of the valuable information it has.
Nov 5	comment	Should I call all-in here with bottom set? @SoboLAN You shouldn't make decisions based on being cautious - you should be playing low enough stakes to not be afraid of losing a few buy-ins due to running bad. Also, at the end of the day a decision is either +EV or not (or more +EV relative to other options) and that is all that matters. High variance situations can suck sometimes, but if the call is profitable, you should make the call.
Nov 4	comment	Should I call all-in here with bottom set? Lots of $1/$3 players will limp AK preflop because they (very much incorrectly) claim it to be a "drawing hand." The range you assigned villain has no hands that are better than ours so we definitely shouldn't be folding vs that range. In fact, if I take the best hands in that range, it would be a huge mistake to fold: Board: Qd 2d 9c { 2c2s } Hand 0: 64.798% { Ad9d, KdQd, JdTd } Hand 1: 35.202%
Nov 3	answered	Should I call all-in here with bottom set?
Nov 3	answered	Should I have went all-in with KK on this flop?
Nov 3	answered	Why is “Let There Be Range” so expensive ? Is it worth that money?
Oct 27	comment	200nl - Flop top two on wet board and get squeezed OOP deep @SoboLAN Yes. The turn spot is pretty interesting too actually, maybe I'll edit the question later so we can talk about that too.
Oct 26	comment	200nl - Flop top two on wet board and get squeezed OOP deep And just to add I feel like answering this question myself is a bit of a cop out.
Oct 26	comment	200nl - Flop top two on wet board and get squeezed OOP deep @TobyBooth Don't be afraid to include your own answer then. To stir the pot, I'll say that I think raising is the worst option. And while it seems we have little to no information on the villain we have more info on him than we think.
Oct 26	comment	200nl - Flop top two on wet board and get squeezed OOP deep By "first hand" I meant that it was my first hand at the table. The other players at the table have already been playing for a while and I just got dealt in. I'm not sure if this changes your answer at all but I wanted to be clear about that.
Oct 26	asked	200nl - Flop top two on wet board and get squeezed OOP deep
Oct 24	answered	Why is comparing hands based on how often they win a showdown or on their poker “hand rank” worse than worthless?
Oct 24	answered	Are there well documented cases of winning tournament by someone who wasn't looking at his own cards?
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Oct 23	comment	Did I play this correctly? $1-2 NL Holdem Shove the turn, not river. This would be an abysmal river to shove.
Oct 23	comment	Did I play this correctly? $1-2 NL Holdem Frankly, I don't understand yours. If you really knew one had a King on the turn you should be shoving because $1/$2 players find it really difficult to fold trips, especially fish. It would be a slight overbet but not that much, around $142 or so into about $114. The king would have sucked out on this particular river, but you're ahead on a vast majority of rivers and want to get in more money sooner.
Oct 20	answered	Did I play this correctly? $1-2 NL Holdem
Sep 23	answered	Bet with Ax3x3x on river?
Sep 20	answered	Lose money when poker server goes down?
Sep 20	comment	NL100: 2-Pair In 4-Way Pot Facing OOP Lead @ Wet Flop I think a really small bet (like $10) is much more likely to induce a bluff-raise OTR than a size greater than half pot. Either way, I don't give most 100nl regs credit for that sort of move so I would fold and take a note. And honestly if someone does make that sort of move it is likely to be unbalanced which would allow us to exploit the villain in the future.