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11-25-2016 , 07:00 AM
BU stack 100bb
BB stack 100bb


BU open 2bb
BB 3b 8bb
BU 4b 22bb
BB 5bai 91bb

91/200,5 = 45,4% FE needed

BB shove/(BB shove/BU stack/pot/dead SB)


If BU 4b 7% and calls 4,2% (JJ+,AQ+)
BU will fold 40%.
We need 45,4% FE

But we still have equity when called.

How to come up with a shoving range that are 0EV vs BU calling range?

combine the FE with the equity BB have when called.

I hope you guys understand what Im looking for.
Think its called something like goalseek.

I could run all the math with every hand possible to get there but that will take a while

Thanks!
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11-25-2016 , 05:55 PM
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11-26-2016 , 12:36 AM
When he folds, our stack will be 122.5.
When he calls, our stack will be E * 200.5, where E is our equity against BU 4-bet/calling range.
In your example, if we don't consider blockers effects, our expected stack size when shoving would be 0.4*122.5+0.6*(E*200.5).
Then the EV of shoving is 0.4*122.5+0.6*(E*200.5)-92, because when we shove we risk 92bb.
The solution of the equation EV=0 gives E=0.3574, which means a hand with 35.74% equity against BU 4-bet/calling range would be breakeven.
I hope that helped
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11-26-2016 , 07:56 AM
Thank you very much!! this help a lot
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11-26-2016 , 09:30 AM
The thing is that here are two unknown variables, fold equity and equity of our hand. Obv our task has infinite number of solutins unless you know exactly how often V folds or what is his calling range.

I suspect you used wrong formula for FE needed in first post. It should be 91/(91+32). But it is for hands with no equity.

You might find useful creating a calculator e.g. in Excel which shows EV for given FE and hand equity, it should be easy.
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11-26-2016 , 09:52 AM
I was going to do that, but I dont have excel. I use googles versions of it.

I might share when Im ready and people with a bit more brain can check it so everything is right.

I dont know what exact % someone will fold. If I dont have a lot stats or proper reads, Im gonna use population reads.
This is more to help me to create ranges based on population.

I have my normal ranges but If I see most opp open 60%+ from button, has a high 4bet, I can expect my opponents to either fold to much or call too much vs my range. but I want to expand it.
Obv only shoving AA will always show a profit, but when you get down to AQ, TT I need something to help me, so I can see if im even close.
I dont think its a huge mistake if the assumption of their range is a little bit off.

Please tell me your thoughts on this and please share if you have another way of doing stuff like this.

Thanks in advanced!

MEV
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11-26-2016 , 02:27 PM
You see dont overthink it. Always can stack off QQ+ AK late, often JJ AQs. AQo likely best 5b semibluff when you want to have any.
Really dont think that 3b/stack off range blind/btn is what makes our profit, there are more coolers we cannot control.
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