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Originally Posted by Mental Order
Could you name some of these good coaches? How do you know if they are good?
Could you give an example?
Me, and I think you'd have a decent chance of getting livb to coach you if you offered him enough money.
As for the folds, there are cases where you have trips but know for sure you are beat. Its pretty rare and most people will mess up when ever folding in those spots, as in getting too paranoid rather then considering it an odds situation. When you're facing a bet most people tend to (myself included) only consider "is he bluffing or not" rather then "is there a 1 in 4 chance he's bluffing?". Don't use this as an excuse to be a station but its something to consider.
As for an example, I've seen liv fold 22 on a 96472 board or smth after the flop got check through which I wouldnt've done but thought it was a fine play.
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Originally Posted by chesslw
I'm not sure if you are able to speculate on this- but imo at least you are in a good position to:
How close to optimal do you think you (or maybe other regs like R-Q, livb, primo etc) play compared to game theory optimal in under 25bb poker?
This may be hard to quantify- but you can answer this instead- if you played vs a theoretically optimal opponent, do you think that he/it is able to beat rake at the 1k sts?
What his edge likely to be vs you or other highstakes regs, and at what stackdepth would this no longer beat rake?
I'm just very curious as the answers for the above... Since I find even sts much more complex to "solve" than a game like chess but you make it sound like it isn't (maybe I'm just a fish in poker ).
- I think I play good but not optimal, livb a little more from optimal since he hasn't played as many supers and relied a lot on gameflow and feel in his normal games. R-Q plays like really close to optimal, also in terms of emotional control, being able to play a ton of tables etc. Primo idk.
- Yes I think he would beat rake against me.
- Pretty tough to come up with a percentage, I guess it would only just beat rake against me, same for livb, prolly not against rq, probably a single digit roi on a lot of other regs. At like 15-17bb and under, especially if I did a little more study it wouldn't be able to beat rake. Now that I think of it, I probably would end up doing pretty well against a computer with my thought process... on the other hand a super computer would instantly analyse my weaknesses... it would be fun though.
- I think its easier, seems like a much more simple game. Funny thing though, I remember one weekend I was bored and played some online chess on my dad's computer and he had rybka on it (for those who don't know thats a chess computer thats like 100x better then any player in the world) and would just put every move into that and crush everyone and they'd be like oh damn youre sick thanks for playing against me I'm learning tons from this.
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Originally Posted by chugenemes
thoughts on PLO husng's?
Really soft but not a lot of action at higher stakes, and stakes don't go high. Plo cash is soft to and there's always action at any stake.