[Big Dave D]

Phat, I was being precise as I didnt want it to seem that the fish and expert made the same decision, just that what they eventually did was the same. So for a straightforward example, with a draw to go, a bad player may stay pat on all J and better against two players drawing one, but an expert may only stay on a 9 - assuming that Danny N's maths is right [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] But when the fish has a 9 he is making the right move anyway. So although his decision process was flawed, it didn't matter as the *outcome* was the same.

I believe in general, a big part of edge and hence win rate is what and how you do different from your competition. Games like stud 8b and to an extent Omaha hilo have lots of things. It seems to me that in Triple Draw the biggest edge you can get is your temperment, and then hold onto your hat!

cheers

Dave