Re: Is Triple Draw really worth it?
OK, now I understand.
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 But when the fish has a 9 he is making the right move anyway.
True, but the P of the fish breaking his 9 incorrectly is greater than that of the expert's.
But I quibble. I understand what you are saying, but I think it's true of all poker games, and can't see what it would be more true of TD. A bad PLO player may draw to a gutshot, but he's also going to draw to a big wrap. There are more gutshots than wraps in PLO, but there are also more Js than 9s in TD.
jmo
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