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12-26-2017 , 11:15 AM
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Arty, you're da nuts!! Can't remember ever complimenting someone in a forum before on the overall quality of his posts, but gotta say that I hope you'll keep this kind of input at 2+2 going for a long time to come
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12-26-2017 , 05:50 PM
Thanks a lot. I like to think I'm the gift that keeps on giving! Happy holidays!
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01-01-2018 , 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Sometimes, when the stack sizes are little outside what it's used to, it marks up an error and gives advice that is just plain funny.



It said that 8-betting was "a bit too aggressive" and I should have flatted the 7-bet in order to create an SPR of 0.08.
obv this seems silly to us humans but a computer doesn't think "may as well put the rest in now since I'm never folding postflop anyway"

If it thinks calling is +0.01 over shoving then it will do that

I agree that the "error" amount of 0.8bb seems a lot but if this is a 220bb pot then its not inconceivable that you make 0.4% more by just calling rather than shoving . Give snowie AA and the board is Td9d8d9h2d and it does get checked down at a low freq.. in snowie land haha
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01-01-2018 , 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Thanks a lot. I like to think I'm the gift that keeps on giving! Pokersnowie question Happy holidays!


arty you are my favorite guy in 2+2.

——send by a Chinese friend.
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01-09-2018 , 08:36 PM
How well does Snowie perform in games where stacks are only 40BB? BOth when it comes to preflop and postflop play.
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01-10-2018 , 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Let's compare 98s and 65s.

1. Which of these hands has the most equity vs AA?
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Not only does 65s beat 98s in this regard, 65s has more equity against aces than any other hand (apart from the other combo of aces).

2. Which hand is less likely to be dominated when it makes a pair?
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Villain doesn't play K6s, Q6s, or J6s UTG, but he could play K9s, Q9s and/or J9s, so 65s is more likely to be "two live cards".

3. Which hand gets stacked more often when it makes the "idiot end" of a straight?
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When you have 65s on 987, villain only has 4 combos of JTs, so your "idiot straight" is very likely to be the best hand. When you have 98s on QJT, villain has 16 combos of AK and 3 of K9s, so you're less likely to win. Hence, 98s will sometimes make a very expensive second-best hand and therefore 98s has worse "reverse implied odds" than 65s. In addition, when you're trying to make a straight with 98s, villain's range contains blockers. Villain's range doesn't heavily block the sevens and fours you need to flop an OESD with 65s.

4. Which hand gets paid off more often when it makes the nut straight?
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When the board comes 432xx and villain has A5s, you stack him every time you have 65s. (You also get value from his other wheel draws). When you have 98s on 765xx, villain never has a worse straight - or many decent draws - to pay you off.

5. Which hand improves the board coverage of your range the best?
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You already have TT-88 and JTs in your flatting range, so you can already represent strong hands on boards containing nines and eights. You don't need 98s for that purpose. 65s helps you make/represent some monster hands on the lower boards.

6. Which hand is my absolute favourite?
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65hh. It's the prettiest hand of all and I have confirmed this by thinking about it.
Good post, as usual.
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01-11-2018 , 07:07 PM
Arty will you do an AMA? I think it’s time
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01-12-2018 , 11:31 AM
Hi,

Quick question

Did snowie come up with having multiple bet sizings for RFI preflop?

I would think multiple bet sizings are only GTO postflop
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01-12-2018 , 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by ToiletBowler

I would think multiple bet sizings are only GTO postflop
Why would u think that
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01-12-2018 , 07:09 PM
I just ran this in a solver and I hold my hands up and say I'm wrong.

I was thinking that the only reason to mix up bet sizes would be to prevent exploitation on a previous street. i.e. if villain knows we're restricting ourselves to one sizing on future streets, he can base his strategy on an earlier street based on that.

Then I remembered I had a solver so I could literally prove this myself. I plugged in a river scenario with test ranges, and the IP player having the option to bet multiple sizes (and he has the more polarised range) or check. The OOP player could only call.

In this isolated scenario there are range vs range set ups that are solved with the bettor taking lines with multiple sizings.

This is also the case when you allow the OOP player to raise. This tree isn't perfect (the raise sizes available in certain parts of the tree are more favourable to one player) since I'm not going to create a tree for every possible raise size, but it's good enough to prove that multiple bet sizes are good in some spots solely because of the ranges on that street.

So I would assume having multiple sizes pre is GTO. Idk if Snowie has done this. I don't think I care now though knowing this now though. Answered my own question.
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01-12-2018 , 07:54 PM
Just out of curiosity, how hard would it be to create my own program like this for a simpler game like fixed limit holdem or 2-7 TD? It would have to run way less simulations against itself than a no-limit game. But I don't know anything about programming, and I don't have a giant room full of computers...
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01-12-2018 , 08:54 PM
Nice humbling response.
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01-13-2018 , 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Loading....
Just out of curiosity, how hard would it be to create my own program like this for a simpler game like fixed limit holdem or 2-7 TD? It would have to run way less simulations against itself than a no-limit game. But I don't know anything about programming, and I don't have a giant room full of computers...
I was under the impression commercial solvers are running on regular hardware right now, but I could be wrong.
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01-13-2018 , 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by just_grindin
I was under the impression commercial solvers are running on regular hardware right now, but I could be wrong.
Still doesn't mean it's easy to program a solver
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01-13-2018 , 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by +VLFBERH+T
Still doesn't mean it's easy to program a solver
Haha agreed. I was just commenting on the "room full of servers" part.
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01-13-2018 , 04:22 PM
I can't see opponent hole cards in pokersnowie challenge, at the end of each hand. Ofc I have removed fast fold option, but I don't get the option anymore. Do you know why?
I didn't use snowie for long time, thank you
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01-13-2018 , 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Michey
I can't see opponent hole cards in pokersnowie challenge, at the end of each hand. Ofc I have removed fast fold option, but I don't get the option anymore. Do you know why?
I didn't use snowie for long time, thank you
Someone had the idiotic idea to remove that feature
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01-13-2018 , 04:56 PM
Why the hell do they not display ranges in a hand matrix than listing every combo with a tiny percentage. It takes much much more time to understand the range than if shown visually.
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01-13-2018 , 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Nick_AA
Why the hell do they not display ranges in a hand matrix than listing every combo with a tiny percentage. It takes much much more time to understand the range than if shown visually.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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01-13-2018 , 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Dbk_killer
Someone had the idiotic idea to remove that feature
I don't understand why, but I hope they get it back
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01-13-2018 , 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Nick_AA
Arty will you do an AMA? I think it’s time
I think it's GTO to quit while you're ahead. I retired from poker yesterday.

It was a pleasure interacting with you guys in this and other threads, but my work here is done.
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01-14-2018 , 01:41 PM
Is there a way to pay pokersnowie monthly and not anually?
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01-14-2018 , 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Maroel
Is there a way to pay pokersnowie monthly and not anually?
No. Because everyone would just pay for 1 month and quit after they see it's sh*t.

This way they get more money out of people
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01-14-2018 , 09:04 PM
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No. Because everyone would just pay for 1 month and quit after they see it's sh*t.

This way they get more money out of people
This is the truth right here folks. I used PokerSnowie for like two months and then I got tired of it.

Its heads up game is pretty good for deeper stacks though. If you play in a full game the way it plays you'll get crushed though. In order for its game theory path to be successful everyone else at the table has to be playing that same strategy.

Imagine if you played a Poker Snowie strategy with 20BBs at the later stages of an MTT. You would lose a lot, because Snowie gives too much credit since it assumes the opposition is using its same strategy. You will blind away.
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01-15-2018 , 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted by TheGodson
This is the truth right here folks. I used PokerSnowie for like two months and then I got tired of it.

Its heads up game is pretty good for deeper stacks though. If you play in a full game the way it plays you'll get crushed though. In order for its game theory path to be successful everyone else at the table has to be playing that same strategy.

Imagine if you played a Poker Snowie strategy with 20BBs at the later stages of an MTT. You would lose a lot, because Snowie gives too much credit since it assumes the opposition is using its same strategy. You will blind away.
You could't because pokersnowie doesn't have the option to bet allin for being relevant to shortstack play.

I think is abusive from the company to don't allow you to buy it monthly if you want
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