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03-25-2007, 02:04 AM
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Re: My Article in Bluff Magazine (x-post)
A+
When i'm correctly thinking in ranges it helps a lot to be less result oriented==> much less tilting, more good playing. Putting your finger on it and explaining so any donk can understand sure helps. 
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#12
03-25-2007, 02:26 AM
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Re: My Article in Bluff Magazine (x-post)
"So, if you get all in pre-flop with A-A versus J-J for $10k and you lose, you lost $10k in real dollars; however you won about $8k in Sklansky Dollars because you should win that hand 80% of the time."
Huh? --Nate
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#13
03-25-2007, 03:51 AM
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Re: My Article in Bluff Magazine (x-post)
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"So, if you get all in pre-flop with A-A versus J-J for $10k and you lose, you lost $10k in real dollars; however you won about $8k in Sklansky Dollars because you should win that hand 80% of the time." Huh? --Nate [/ QUOTE ] Yeah this was an error pointed out twice in the HSNL thread.
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#14
03-25-2007, 03:52 AM
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[ QUOTE ] Thanks guys. Glad you liked it. (bump) [/ QUOTE ] great article. How well are you able to narrow a player's range down in a given situation? Seems it would take thousands of hands to get an idea of a player's range using past history. Is it just logical guesses based on bits of info and tendencies? [/ QUOTE ] yes
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03-25-2007, 04:27 AM
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Re: My Article in Bluff Magazine (x-post)
tl'dr cliffnotes?
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03-25-2007, 06:41 AM
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[ QUOTE ] "So, if you get all in pre-flop with A-A versus J-J for $10k and you lose, you lost $10k in real dollars; however you won about $8k in Sklansky Dollars because you should win that hand 80% of the time." Huh? --Nate [/ QUOTE ] Yeah this was an error pointed out twice in the HSNL thread. [/ QUOTE ] Jman -- Good article, by the way. Funny how so much of the best poker writing is just careful and clear walkthroughs of concepts one already knows. (I mean that as a compliment, not a sly putdown.) --Nate
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#17
03-25-2007, 07:32 AM
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Re: My Article in Bluff Magazine (x-post)
I am illiterate and this article only serves to lower my already demolished self esteem
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03-25-2007, 08:44 AM
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Re: My Article in Bluff Magazine (x-post)
can i kick it? yes you can!
ummm, i like it. good work.
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03-25-2007, 12:10 PM
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Re: My Article in Bluff Magazine (x-post)
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A good example that I like to give: same game, 100/200, $20k stacks. The button, a good aggressive player, raises to 600 and you call in the BB with 5-5. Flop is Jd10d2h. You check and the button bets $1,000, which he does with almost every hand he raised with. You usually have the best hand. But a fold is still correct. [/ QUOTE ] Are there other textured flops that you would continue on, even if you didn't hit a set? You aren't suggesting that you should play for set value with 5-5 against a button raise, are you?
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