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03-16-2007, 01:18 AM
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Re: SSNL [cheese] thread: MARCH 2007 Pt. 2 (nc)
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muddywater on CR says I should avoid Party BBJ tables, because $0.50 extra rake per pot will build up quickly and it's just not +EV. Any thoughts? [/ QUOTE ] When the jackpot is above a certain level it becomes EV+ to play. Around $150k |
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03-16-2007, 10:13 AM
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Re: SSNL [cheese] thread: MARCH 2007 Pt. 2 (nc)
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muddywater on CR says I should avoid Party BBJ tables, because $0.50 extra rake per pot will build up quickly and it's just not +EV. Any thoughts? [/ QUOTE ] Depends on your willing to embrace variance. On a 6max $100NL table its +EV when the BBJ is above $250000. A few days ago the BBJ was around 700k, which meant every hand had a +EV of about $0.08 for jackpot value alone (on average, the extra rake costs about $0.03 per hand). On the other hand, the variance on the BBJ is ultra-huge: you must hit it to make it profitable and that might happen once in a lifetime if you're lucky. It doesn't take too much bad luck to be paying thousands in BBJ rake and never hitting it. |
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