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Old 05-20-2007, 08:48 AM
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Default Adapting the Kelly Criterion to cash NLHE

The main two mathematical problems I see with this adaptation are:

1) If you want to play deep stacked (or any fixed stack-to blinds relation for that matter), you have only a few different options, and the size difference between them is large (it usually doubles or halves with each level)

2) There are some smaller bets than just the ones where you get all in through the course of the hand. I was thinking that this might be overlooked and simply consider those more risky times when you do get all in.

Is my assumption for 2) too far off?

And about 1), how do I imput this restriction into the formula?
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