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Old 11-21-2007, 11:33 PM
DarkMagus DarkMagus is offline
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Default Re: Inevitable mathematical solving of chess, and Limit / NL hold\'em

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A perfect strategy, requiring no adjustments to opponents, can guarantee an EV >= 0 game, for heads up matches. This is of course neglecting rake.

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That depends what a perfect strategie is defined as. A perfect mathmatical strategie will see you get annilated in Heads Up versus a good player. Particually in No limit. It almost tells the you what cards they are holding.

You need to need to play much more than odds to win heads up, even with no rake.

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