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06-26-2014 , 03:18 PM
what's the BB? pretty important to determine the cutoff
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06-26-2014 , 03:27 PM
I think the most common would be 40/80 with 8 ante or 50/100 with 10 ante. For simplicity, take the second one.
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06-26-2014 , 03:34 PM
alright, I'll give it a go. I'm probably giving away a lot of info on my playing style/calling range, but wtf. A lot of readers won't act accordingly anyway

A1 call
B1 call
C1 call
D1 call
E1 fold
F1 fold
G1 call
H1 call

if SB only calls, which is maybe unrealistic:

A2 call
B2 call
C2 call
D2 fold
E2 fold
F2 fold
G2 fold
H2 call

if SB ships himself:

A2 fold
B2 fold
C2 fold
D2 fold
E2 fold
F2 fold
G2 fold
H2 call
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06-26-2014 , 03:48 PM
I'd call them all, A2-F2 the only questionable hands there imo. DONT STEAL MY BB BITCH
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06-26-2014 , 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by UnnaturalDisaster
How about we do a prop bet ... to the end of the year... Loser quits Pokerstars.
How about we go the whole 9 yards, set up a dark-net escrow and the loser agrees to commit hara-kiri live on webcam?

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Cmon man you play everyday so you must consider yourself somewhat of a professional.
I'm semi-pro. Other commitments mean some days I can't start until 8pm. SnGs slow down around 10pm UK time.

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You think Im a fish and I think you are a fish.
Nobody thinks I'm a fish, except you. I have more of a nit-rep, apparently.

I think you autoplay so many situations that when you "crack the code" from the outside, the density of positional plays and the nature of your philosophy - the whole hand strength doesn't matter, all that matters is the play, which is true in some situations but not ALL- means that to me, your play can look seriously predictable and fishy.

You do realise that I've been playing these SnGs for the last 24 months, right? You have been sensationally lucky, like all-time lev_gold, AJ hot, and it seems like you don't even know it. Your hand density is quark-gluon plasma, hold % astronomical, outdraw potential similar to that of a russian newbie.

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If you want to come on here acting like you are some sng expert than step up and prove it. I legit would quit poker if I lost but seriously you would be drawing pretty much dead.
Man the stats are there for all to see and you are the biggest winner in the last 4 months. Beyond that, people would actually have to sit and play to make an informed decision about who plays best. Maybe angryjuice or trelskig think they are the best, they won more at a faster rate than you did at the start of the year.
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06-26-2014 , 04:22 PM
Im not here claiming Im the best Im just saying Im better than you. I play like 3 times as many tables as you do when I am playing 18 mans as well so even if you did have a better per game win rate its not a real comparison. Also I was not just referring to 18 mans. The bet I was referring to would include 18 mans/9mans/hypers.
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06-26-2014 , 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ngFTW
digressing from the personal attacks and other drivel that gets posted by a certain individual, i'm going to try to return the conversation to 'content'
Well that could be me or billy but I assume me LOL. I agree your content is better than mine and I'll post answers. Who are you on stars btw? You a reg or a neutral?
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06-26-2014 , 04:39 PM
As far as 18 mans go Angryjuice probably is better than me at them. I have never played one with trelskig so I can't comment on his play in them. Oh and Lev_gold might be worse than you. I have run a bit better than expected in 18 mans this year but nothing super out of the ordinary. Considering that I have ran poorly at every other form of O8 this year I don't feel all that bad about running good in 18 mans.
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06-26-2014 , 04:41 PM
he wont do any kind of bet..ur waisting ur breath jj. He's a pathological liar and will do w/e he can to go round in circles and get more attention and no way will he play any1 HU or any kind of prop bet. I know from past experience. It will end up lie after lie like last time.

It's so ****ing pathetic.

Some1 seriously has to get laid...any1 will do ffs quantum. surely all this gets a bit old.

Oh lol the way you ask every single poster their sn. Like your just ready to do some mad SC search on them.
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06-26-2014 , 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by biood1
ICM for hi/lo is exactly worth the same as it is in holdem.
Exactly.

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Originally Posted by plaaynde
Can you present one single example when you really are doing it? Without a calculator you never get the big picture, if it takes "forever" to simulate one single scenario. I have made easily done equity calculations with PPT hundreds, maybe thousands of times, alternatively look at the equities PT4 presents, even easier, still just starting out.
That's not the point. Like everything in poker you do your work away from the table and apply the concepts to your play. Do the ICM calcs like the rest of us.

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Originally Posted by UnnaturalDisaster
plaaynde what do you do with aa23 in the bb with 1400 chips with sb having 100 chips and Button shoves with 1500 chips and the sb folds. Obv this is a drastic example but acting like icm is not a part of O8 hypers because there are split pots is pretty ignorant to how the game is actually played. I mean if you didnt care about ICM you could probably call almost every shove from the bb in O8 hypers from 5 handed on and it would be chip ev the best play. The hand in hand 1 for example in quantums post about biood. Here is the problem with that hand from an icm standpoint. The chips in your stack represent your $ equity in the sng. If a player bust the chips in your stack are worth more $ so you dont want to needlessly gamble them during the 1st blind level. I have already showed why his hand was bad call chip ev wise. Btw his hand is a dog against a 50% range. How wide does he think Biood is really? The bigger problem is he is only ever flipping here so it can never be +$ ev. Its not worth it in terms of $ev this early on in the sng. He can get a flip whenever and more importantly equities of all hands in O8 run close and this is why It is alway going to be more +$ev/+chip ev to be the one shoving compared to the one calling because fold equity does not exist when you are calling.
Don't teach the fish J!

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Originally Posted by UnnaturalDisaster
The main reason why players from other formats struggle with transitioning to hypers is that they are used to viewing hands in terms of playability as opposed to viewing hands in terms of their actual equities in all in situations.[/B] A823 is a playable hand in many O8 formats but in all in situations its a dog against 4456.
This.

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Originally Posted by UnnaturalDisaster
Bringing it back to the A238 Im not here saying I have never made that call before and in fact I made a lot of bad calls like this when I started playing hypers but over time I eventually worked out as to why I was making mistakes by calling too light in certain spots and have attempted to adjust accordingly.
The A238 separates those that know how to play hypers and those that don't.

In the end, we are way behind holdem hypers, but it's also simpler to solve IMO.
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06-26-2014 , 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ngFTW
digressing from the personal attacks and other drivel that gets posted by a certain individual, i'm going to try to return the conversation to 'content'
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Originally Posted by HighTillIDieT4L
Well that could be me or billy
It's billy.
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06-26-2014 , 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by streityboy

The A238 separates those that know how to play hypers and those that don't.
First of all, LOL at making that assertion based on one hand.

Secondly, LOL at saying playing (A 2 8) 3 is so bad given the context of the hand (that i would call biood with anything half-playable as stated previously if he shoved utg).

Third, LOL for not remembering that sensai juicy says we all bet based on what we think the opposition behind will do, so I called knowing we would be 3-handed and that I was actually favourite (with biood last) holding A 2 3 8 ss.
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06-26-2014 , 05:38 PM
Just for fun...Unless you are a super user and know everyones whole cards having a 3rd player call does not magically make you a favorite.

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi/Lo Simulation
600,000 trials (Randomized)
Hand Pot equity Scoops Wins HiTies HiWins Lo Ties Lo
Ax2x3x8z30.33% 74,049118,80221,779124,732137,747
25%33.32% 123,758223,16423,70418,00654,576
10%36.35% 133,394222,11628,28815,580108,483
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06-26-2014 , 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by UnnaturalDisaster
Just for fun...Unless you are a super user and know everyones whole cards having a 3rd player call does not magically make you a favorite.

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi/Lo Simulation
600,000 trials (Randomized)
Hand Pot equity Scoops Wins HiTies HiWins Lo Ties Lo
Ax2x3x8z30.33% 74,049118,80221,779124,732137,747
25%33.32% 123,758223,16423,70418,00654,576
10%36.35% 133,394222,11628,28815,580108,483
You don't need me to agree that you have a point, the sim says it all

But I wasn't playing a random opponent in a random field. I was playing with JJ style pre-meditation, "for sure I'm shoving that button or SB if nobody acts first", kinda thing, and was always going to call a huge range to biood's utg shove.

I didn't care if I was ahead, just knew that in this uber-wide small stake field, that I was most likely fav for low and making that low 50% HU vs biood, or making low ~ 44% if we went 3-handed, even if the 3rd player holds A 4 X X. I would have been far from shocked to find out I was ahead for high and low, given the field and game. As it turned out I would have taken the flip if I was a super-user.

Anyway, that hand isn't a representative example but pretend it is. Is putting people on relatively wide ranges, such as top 10% (which is what, 16,430 distinct hands?) or top 25%, really the best way?

Perhaps vs a random field but when are you ever playing vs a random field on pokerstars? Surely those who have been around long enough are putting different players on much tighter, or wider, ranges than the gaussian opponent? And each individual player will act in a number of different ways given the same hand. Ranges are symbiotic with player dynamics and history - e.g my calling range vs your SB shove is the widest point of my game, my calling range vs solid player utg action would be the tightest point of my game.

Given that many players are self-aware and aware of other table dynamics, sometimes calling a top 45% hand is good, sometimes calling a top 5% hand is bad, blatantly so in both cases. So what is my calling range? 45%? or 2%?
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06-26-2014 , 08:16 PM
The reason I chose 25% is because thats what biood suggested was the % of hands he plays from that spot. Now certainly that does not mean he is shoving the exact top 25% of hands but in terms of running simulations it seems like the best way to do it. I chose 10% for the third player seeing as he is the third player in he is likely going to have a fairly tight range. Depending on what stake the game is played that number could be lower or higher but whether its 5% or 15% its probably not going to change things too much.

In this particular spot I would suggest calling with a pretty tight range regardless of opponent. Now that being said knowing that biood is shoving lighter than most from utg is still a + for you. Its just too early in the sng to take advantage of that knowledge.
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06-26-2014 , 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by biood1
I'd call them all, A2-F2 the only questionable hands there imo. DONT STEAL MY BB BITCH
Pretty much that's me too. I even probably call A2, E1 and E2 (where the small stack is 2bb). That may be a mistake though. You maybe, just maybe, could wait for the small stack to be blinded out/lose anyway.
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06-28-2014 , 05:04 PM
2 day without flame... what happened ?
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06-28-2014 , 07:24 PM
Big milestone for 2014 today

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06-29-2014 , 01:10 AM
Congrats to your ev chips won!
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06-29-2014 , 06:04 AM
I looked up mine after that and saw that I EXACTLY played 20.000 games so far. very good timing xD. its a mix of HU hypers, 6m hypers and 18 mans + a very few O8 mtts.

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06-29-2014 , 07:02 AM


Should be a bit glad - but my profits come from the Holdem FPP satellites (incredibly soft):

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06-29-2014 , 07:57 AM
What do you guys do to not get bored from hypers? I am always bored to death after playing hypers for an hour.
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06-29-2014 , 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Wallhallen
What do you guys do to not get bored from hypers? I am always bored to death after playing hypers for an hour.
Get a piece of Apfelstrudel, read this thread and the world is exciting again
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06-29-2014 , 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Wallhallen
What do you guys do to not get bored from hypers? I am always bored to death after playing hypers for an hour.
Looks the hypers isn't the right game for you. I don't usually play for an hour. One-three games or whatever, then doing something else, having no work ethics, coming back later when feeling for it. Getting the scent of Apfelstrudel is part of a perfect day for me. So little to worry about in those games.

And so nice to gambool with a positive expectance. And then the fascinating math, always a little something new there, as the topping of the pie.

Last edited by plaaynde; 06-29-2014 at 10:16 AM.
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06-29-2014 , 04:42 PM
This thread is definitively very motivating for me and helps me improve a lot. Many times I see hand posted here and think it is fold/call and then people who have proved that they are better at hypers than me say it is opposite and I have some new ideas to improve my game.

And Apfelstrudel might be bad for my weight loss
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