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11-28-2007, 09:26 PM
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Re: Video: DeathDonkey plays 15/30 LHE 6-Max
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bingo. As a rule of thumb you want to defend with hands that contain 35% equity vs you opponents range. [/ QUOTE ] That's sort of a crappy rule of thumb. I've recently went through my db (I defend more than I should, so my sample sizes are pretty big), and I'm pretty sure the "rule" should be slightly less than 35% for suited hands, around 35% for offsuit connectors, and somewhat above 35% for offsuit big-litle type hands. I'll let others do the work themselves to come up with the exact numbers. Thanks for the equilator ref--I'm gonna check it out right now. 
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11-28-2007, 10:21 PM
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Re: Video: DeathDonkey plays 15/30 LHE 6-Max
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[ QUOTE ] bingo. As a rule of thumb you want to defend with hands that contain 35% equity vs you opponents range. [/ QUOTE ] That's sort of a crappy rule of thumb. [/ QUOTE ] a rule of thumb doesnt mean its a fact, it means its a good measurement to estimate with. Its great starting guide, nothing more - like most situations in poker you must adjust, adjust, adjust! Remember - everyone's thumbs are different sizes (and NT! has No Thumbs!)
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11-28-2007, 11:41 PM
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Re: Video: DeathDonkey plays 15/30 LHE 6-Max
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[ QUOTE ] bingo. As a rule of thumb you want to defend with hands that contain 35% equity vs you opponents range. [/ QUOTE ] That's sort of a crappy rule of thumb. I've recently went through my db (I defend more than I should, so my sample sizes are pretty big), and I'm pretty sure the "rule" should be slightly less than 35% for suited hands, around 35% for offsuit connectors, and somewhat above 35% for offsuit big-litle type hands. I'll let others do the work themselves to come up with the exact numbers. Thanks for the equilator ref--I'm gonna check it out right now. [/ QUOTE ] obviously any 'rule of thumb' is going to be very rough in this spot since HU it's going to depend so greatly on the quality of your postflop play relative to your opponent's... it's just a rough estimate to start with and it should get you in the right ballpark. take it for what it's worth.
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11-29-2007, 05:36 AM
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Re: Video: DeathDonkey plays 15/30 LHE 6-Max
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] bingo. As a rule of thumb you want to defend with hands that contain 35% equity vs you opponents range. [/ QUOTE ] That's sort of a crappy rule of thumb. I've recently went through my db (I defend more than I should, so my sample sizes are pretty big), and I'm pretty sure the "rule" should be slightly less than 35% for suited hands, around 35% for offsuit connectors, and somewhat above 35% for offsuit big-litle type hands. I'll let others do the work themselves to come up with the exact numbers. Thanks for the equilator ref--I'm gonna check it out right now. [/ QUOTE ] obviously any 'rule of thumb' is going to be very rough in this spot since HU it's going to depend so greatly on the quality of your postflop play relative to your opponent's... it's just a rough estimate to start with and it should get you in the right ballpark. take it for what it's worth. [/ QUOTE ] yeah, i hear ya. i was just trying to drop some knowledge in case anyone here was interested. oh well, back to trolling the strat forums...
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11-30-2007, 03:24 AM
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Re: Video: DeathDonkey plays 15/30 LHE 6-Max
great video guys. analysis and quality are top notch. well done!
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#6
11-29-2007, 02:14 AM
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Re: Video: DeathDonkey plays 15/30 LHE 6-Max
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Thanks for the equilator ref--I'm gonna check it out right now. [/ QUOTE ] your free to grovel at my feet for turning you on to Equilator, its my favorite poker tool hands down. I can live without a hud, a tracker (would suck for tax records but I can live without it), etc etc etc.... but Equilator is a rare gem.
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11-30-2007, 04:32 AM
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Re: Video: DeathDonkey plays 15/30 LHE 6-Max
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[ QUOTE ] Thanks for the equilator ref--I'm gonna check it out right now. [/ QUOTE ] your free to grovel at my feet for turning you on to Equilator, its my favorite poker tool hands down. I can live without a hud, a tracker (would suck for tax records but I can live without it), etc etc etc.... but Equilator is a rare gem. [/ QUOTE ] So glad I randomly decided to check the forum. Great prog. Interface is nice too.
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