Re: A few questions about \"running it twice\"
 

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I've wondered about this... what if you only have 1 out and hit it the first time?

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then you obv dont offer to run it twice in the first place

Re: A few questions about \"running it twice\"
 

Suppose you have 1 out.

Equity running once = 1/45 + (44/45)(1/44) = 1/45 + 1/45 = 2/45

Equity running twice = .5 * [1/45 + 44/45(1/44)] + .5 * [(2/45)(0) + 43/45(1/43) + 42/45(1/42)] = 2/45

its the same... the common mistake you are making is just that you need to offset all later cards by the probability that you didnt win until then.

Re: A few questions about \"running it twice\"
 

Running it twice always favors the hand that is ahead at the moment. So if you really wanted to reduce variance, you could run it twice, or even run it ten times in a row. The more times you run it, the better it is for you if you have the best hand. Just think if you were in a HU match against the devil and you were playing for all your money you have(or your soul), you get AA and go all in on the flop of 223 rainbow. and the devil calls and flips up KK, "how many times would you like to run out the turn and river?" the devil says, you reply "22 times of course!"

Re: A few questions about \"running it twice\"
 

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Running it twice always favors the hand that is ahead at the moment. So if you really wanted to reduce variance, you could run it twice, or even run it ten times in a row. The more times you run it, the better it is for you if you have the best hand. Just think if you were in a HU match against the devil and you were playing for all your money you have(or your soul), you get AA and go all in on the flop of 223 rainbow. and the devil calls and flips up KK, "how many times would you like to run out the turn and river?" the devil says, you reply "22 times of course!"

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uhhhh yeah you're wrong.

Re: A few questions about \"running it twice\"
 

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Running it twice always favors the hand that is ahead at the moment.

[/ QUOTE ]you gotta wonder where some of these people learned stuff like this.

Re: A few questions about \"running it twice\"
 

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Running it twice always favors the hand that is ahead at the moment.

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Huh????

This is incorrect.

Re: A few questions about \"running it twice\"
 

cmon guys how dumb can some of you be. and this is not the right forum.