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Originally Posted by tombos21
Restating your math, the pot odds of the bet is always less than the alpha of the raise.
So if your initial bet is balanced, then there is no way to defend more then MDF facing the a raise, (assuming you always fold bluffs).
These two statements seem to be mutually exclusive. Did you formulate them correctly?
mdf_raise = 1 - alpha_raise
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alpha_raise > pot_odds_bet =: prob_bluff_bet
1 - alpha_raise < 1 - prob_bluff_bet
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==> mdf_raise < 1 - prob_bluff_bet = prob_value_bet
Therefore, Hero has the potential to defend more than mdf_raise by calling all of his value hands. In other words: Hero has to fold all of his bluffs plus some of his value hands to meet gto conditions.
Last edited by Kenji; 03-28-2024 at 11:41 AM.
