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Jun
10
answered Teaching source for putting players on hands?
Jun
8
asked Most important tells
Jun
6
comment Fictitious play for multiway hand in push or fold regime
great! thanx @Inafzieger
Jun
5
asked Fictitious play for multiway hand in push or fold regime
May
31
accepted The groups of Sklansky starting hands
May
31
answered The groups of Sklansky starting hands
May
28
asked Check Raise vs Donk Bet
Apr
19
awarded  Nice Question
Apr
4
comment Easy to remember push/fold/callpush table/formula
@RaduMurzea when you start using formulas, begins to understanding the nature of things.
Apr
2
answered Tough decision on the turn
Apr
2
accepted Strategy Against Aggressive, Maniacal Player
Mar
29
asked Strategy Against Aggressive, Maniacal Player
Mar
28
accepted Converting Backdoor Draws Into Equity
Mar
25
comment Gap concept and pot odds
@TTT look at this gottatalkpoker.com/GTP_odds.pdf Suppose you define monster as "at least two pair" you need at least 48.5 to 1 odds.
Mar
24
accepted Gap concept and pot odds
Mar
24
comment Gap concept and pot odds
@TTT actually it's not true. looks at my answer. the request of equity in relation to the number of players narrows the range playable.
Mar
22
revised Gap concept and pot odds
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Mar
21
comment How is Poker a game of skill?
wow, a lot of math skilled players :). I know that the math here is not correct, but what I would show is the exceptionality of the occurence of the event. This is a binomial event, if we call W the numbers of wins and L the number of looses, we have that the probability of this even is BinCoeff(W+L,W)P^W(1-P)^L. If P is very small the order of magnitude of this event is P^W. @Cory This is a binomial event, in such case standart deviation(that is = NP(1-P)) can't be greater (in value) than mean = NP where N=W+L.
Mar
21
revised How is Poker a game of skill?
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Mar
19
asked Equity calculation at brick and mortar poker