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i don't see how making a -ev play is going to help his being a dog in the match [/ QUOTE ] ya, are u serious? |
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then you are retarded? [/ QUOTE ] Hahahahahahahahaha |
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[ QUOTE ] then you are retarded? [/ QUOTE ] Hahahahahahahahaha [/ QUOTE ] |
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i just mean that if you say whitelime is too strong of an opponent and willingly take a spot that you can positively identify as -EV, then you are just giving up. the reason you're a dog against him is because he manipulates you into making -EV decisions, so why would you knowingly take a situation with the worst of it?
even if whitelime's future edge was completely insurmountable, i don't see how it would be big enough to justify going in here... he's only getting 1.66-1 on his money if my math is correct, which seems like it would be giving up way too much immediate equity, no? edit: where is all this laughter directed at |
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edit: where is all this laughter directed at [/ QUOTE ] the laughter is directed at you, in case you were wondering. here's a very basic explanation. let's say HEK thinks whitelime wins 2/3 games 60% of the time, but thinks that if he (HEK) can win the first game he can win one of the next to 60% of the time. You see how it would then be correct for HEK to gamble when he likely has at least 40ish% equity, right? |
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Who won? Good match? [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] in case u guys missed it, i win 2-0. - HEK [/ QUOTE ] |
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Who won? Good match? [/ QUOTE ] someone ban this guy please |
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and I lose another side bet
This is getting expensive fast |
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so so standard [/ QUOTE ] ppl who say this is a spew are flatout wrong. it's a fine play |
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