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03-01-2006, 03:37 AM
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Re: POST-IMPROVEMENT
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[ QUOTE ] so it makes mediocre players play better. [/ QUOTE ] maybe you should play there. [/ QUOTE ] dude, dont get all cocky bc you won a tourney and are now 4 tabling the NL$50's on stars. 
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03-01-2006, 04:52 AM
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Re: POST-IMPROVEMENT
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[ QUOTE ] I think of a value bet as a bet giving odds of calling according to the pot size. If I am wrong please correct me. [/ QUOTE ] a value bet has nothing to do with pot size or bet size. it is simply the biggest bet you can make which you think your opponent will call. [/ QUOTE ] RBK, The last part of the statement IMO is not correct. Sure, a value bet does not depend on bet size, but if you want to think of all your hands as a package, instead of individual hands, Shania will tell you to value bet what your bluffs would look like. So even if you think an opponent will call a huge bet on the river, in theory you make more money on the long time making the bet size that an opponent can not adjust to (value bet and bluff similar amounts). I would think there are many spots where an opponent will call a 2x bet but it would be more correct to bet .75x so that your entire game works as a package. If you are routinely bluffing 1.5x and more size of the pot, then I think you could make your argument. -Jason
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