The pre flop all in call.

[nfin]

Originally Posted by omnimirage

So you want us to give random hands of people calling in these spots?

You haven't given enough information with the given hand. The BU tendencies, and the his stack size/SB stack are crucial information. You're getting 1.5:1, so that should be a fairly +ev call most of the time.




Why would you ever want such a script?

Omni, this is all research for an app I have developed. I wanted different example hands to make sure I am getting outside of the box for testing purposes.

As for my example hand, the BU tendencies may or may not be know,
The stack size of both players stack was mentioned 13k and 6k, The big blind was also listed as 1k (making the small blind 500 in standard Hold'em) I think this is a pretty good call with those odds as well. Thanks for you feedback, do you have any example hands yourself?

[nfin]

Originally Posted by DarkOne

I have a script that checks the "call any" button when I am in the BB.

+100, Let's play some poker some time haha

[nfin]

Originally Posted by g.gagyi

Thats ABC poker if you dont know these stuff you should go to the begginers threads

It's not about knowing or not knowing what to do in the spot, probably most of us on the forum have a good enough understanding to know what to do. I am just looking for example hands for testing. If you have any that would be great.

[omnimirage]

This thread is ridicolous, have you ever heard of PT3/HEM?

[nfin]

Originally Posted by omnimirage

This thread is ridicolous, have you ever heard of PT3/HEM?

Yes, I have hear of them. Sorry, but if you think the thread is ridiculous why do you keep posting on it?

[omnimirage]

Was wondering if I was missing something

[PlayMaker]

Originally Posted by nfin

Great example hand. I agree on the call, but it is a marginal one. Did you see this hand play out? Do you mind if I ask if you had any info on the player if so? Aggressive or Tight?

Both players were pretty tight.
33 vs JJ vs AA respectively.
pocket 3s floppd quads

[ArtySmokes]

Originally Posted by nfin

I am sure in the long history of threads on this site there is probably someone somewhere who has already had a question about analyzing a situation like this. If anyone can point me in that right direction that would be helpful as well.

There and thousands and thousands of hand histories posted in the strategy forums.
If you're looking for tournament hands specifically, then see http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/23/small-stakes-mtt/ or http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/36/stt-strategy/ for example.

[nfin]

Originally Posted by ArtySmokes

There and thousands and thousands of hand histories posted in the strategy forums.
If you're looking for tournament hands specifically, then see http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/23/small-stakes-mtt/ or http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/36/stt-strategy/ for example.

Thanks very much!

[therightdeal]

Originally Posted by nfin

Great example hand. I agree on the call, but it is a marginal one. Did you see this hand play out? Do you mind if I ask if you had any info on the player if so? Aggressive or Tight?

You have 7BBs left after you limp. Its an easy call based on stack size imo. How can you possibly say its marginal when:

A) We have no reads on villain
B) No stats or other table dynamics.

[songok1]

can reduce de variance if you are not going allin preflop

[bigphatmike]

A10, AJo, KJs, Q10, are all marginal hands, and when being 3 bet with this hand is always put into a hard ecidion unless you have hit better then the usual pair or what not. always worrying if your outkicked is always another stress ball you have to go through with these types of hands.

TTYL

[Octmeister]

C'mon people post more hands we still have a few million situations left.

@OP if you think this is a good way of gathering data you shouldn't be making poker software for other people in the first place..

[santy312]

when im on the bb on a mtt ,is hard to make me fold even 2 7 fella

[santy312]

Originally Posted by songok1

can reduce de variance if you are not going allin preflop

but of course what songok, said try to reduce the variance all you can.
So the best is to avoid all in preflop