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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
btw barrin6 your math is incorrect i think
Fold equity to make it neutral ev? Where x= fold equity% 0=x(89)+(1-x)(-$124) 0=89-124+124x 0=124x-35 35=124x x=28% second line should be 0=89x-124+124x so for 88: 0=89x-124+124x 124=89x+124x 124=213x x=124/213=.58 = we need him to fold 58% of his range which is close (i don't feel like counting combinations atm [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]) and that's why 56s is a lot better, vs your callrange we have 22.8% equity => EV if villain folds to shove=$89 If i shove, I have 22.8% to win EV of shoving and being behind EV=(22.8%)(416)+(71.2%)(-183) EV=94.8-130.3 EV=-35.5$ => Fold equity to make it neutral ev? Where x= fold equity% 0=x(89)+(1-x)(-$35.5) 0=89x-35.5+35.5x 0=124.5x-35.5 35.5=124.5x x=28.5% => we only need him to fold 30% of the time which he'll certainly will |
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
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btw barrin6 your math is incorrect i think Fold equity to make it neutral ev? Where x= fold equity% 0=x(89)+(1-x)(-$124) 0=89-124+124x 0=124x-35 35=124x x=28% second line should be 0=89x-124+124x so for 88: 0=89x-124+124x 124=89x+124x 124=213x x=124/213=.58 = we need him to fold 58% of his range which is close (i don't feel like counting combinations atm [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]) and that's why 56s is a lot better, vs your callrange we have 22.8% equity => EV if villain folds to shove=$89 If i shove, I have 22.8% to win EV of shoving and being behind EV=(22.8%)(416)+(71.2%)(-183) EV=94.8-130.3 EV=-35.5$ => Fold equity to make it neutral ev? Where x= fold equity% 0=x(89)+(1-x)(-$35.5) 0=89x-35.5+35.5x 0=124.5x-35.5 35.5=124.5x x=28.5% => we only need him to fold 30% of the time which he'll certainly will [/ QUOTE ] [censored] |
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
With 85hh you have 19% equity
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
call this all day. shoving is pretty spewy.
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
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call this all day. shoving is pretty spewy. [/ QUOTE ] pot is ~130$ with ~130 behind what are we doing when checked to on a turn blank? what are we doing when checked to on a turn A/K/J/T/9? what are we doing when he shoves (or bets, doesn't matter) a turn blank, what are we doing when he shoves a turn 9/T/J? what are we doing when he shoves a turn A/K? i don't see how you can do anything but shove or fold the flop without a very good read on his 2nd barrel frequencies (always, never, ...) tbh |
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
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i'd rather have 65s but i don't hate it especially because without history he'll pbb fold TT-JJ [/ QUOTE ] 88>65s [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img] |
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
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[ QUOTE ] i'd rather have 65s but i don't hate it especially because without history he'll pbb fold TT-JJ [/ QUOTE ] 88>65s [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] how is having way worse equity when called a good thing? it's not like he's calling our shove with 77 and 76s is not enough combinations to have a significant impact on the math presented above |
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
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[ QUOTE ] i'd rather have 65s but i don't hate it especially because without history he'll pbb fold TT-JJ [/ QUOTE ] 88>65s [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] Board: 6c 4s Qh Dead: equity win tie pots won pots tied Hand 0: 23.965% 23.96% 00.00% 10912 1.50 { 6s5s } Hand 1: 76.035% 76.03% 00.00% 34625 1.50 { QQ+, 66, 44, AQs, KQs, QJs, AQo, KQo } (range taken from Barrin's post earlier in the thread when he figured out that 88 had 9% equity against this range. |
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
Who cares about his calling range when he's bluffing so often?
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Re: Playing against a light 3 bettor
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Who cares about his calling range when he's bluffing so often? [/ QUOTE ] you should care. it dramatically affects your overall equity. This is why I think it's much better to do this with AJ (not that calling pf with AJ would be good, but you get the point) rather than 88. |
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