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Old 10-04-2007, 12:54 PM
Collin Moshman Collin Moshman is offline
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Default Re: NLTRN - High Level ... what the ... ??

abc has a point; Genius has to factor in the possibility that Dario's on a stone bluff. Getting 1.7:1 he needs to win about 37%.

Dario holds pair: Genius is ~8%
Dario holds flush draw: Genius is ~45%
Dario holds 2 overs, no FD: Genius is ~75%

So if Genius puts Dario on a distribution like {1/3, 1/3, 1/3} he's 42%, enough for slight value. Normally I'd say that's very optimistic thinking (e.g. against even a normal LAG I wouldn't weight no draw no pair higher than around 10%, 15% max) ... but looking at Hand #2 it's clear Dario is very happy to gamble. Even if pokts is folding his weaker PPs and aces, calling with around 20%, this shove is barely breaking even.

You'd think a top player would want to keep chip swings low, the exact opposite of what's going on these two hands. Either these hands are uncharacteristic, or there's some very complex meta going at the nosebleed HUNL's.
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Old 10-04-2007, 02:08 PM
ukdentisto32 ukdentisto32 is offline
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Default Re: NLTRN - High Level ... what the ... ??

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this is far from a misclick. My guess is Genius put Dario on a f draw and felt compelled to make the call. From what i remember from my matches with Dario the kid bets his draws agressively. Wsop broadcast being another great example.

Dario owns.

-dj

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dont listen to this guy, he never knows what he's talkin about
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