Hai Tuna:

nit. I keep getting my head cut off. Seriously, I can't make it through any of this game at all.

Oh hai jailbait azn girl.

**** it. The zombies can take over the whole ****ing world for all I car. I'm done.

what part you at?

The very goddamn beginning. Basically I get killed 30 seconds after the credits end. Very damaging to my self esteem imo.

oh dont worry about killing all da zombies. just run around, go in the house i think theres a shotty in there

Welcome to LeggoBlogging! That was a good read.

theres a tickner in my brew

What's a Tickner and how do I get rid of it.

Or maybe there's possible free Leggo Subscription 4 Lyfe that I can get out of him?

yo yo reading some stickies this is what teh Grunch posted:

Here's the situation (do not comment on the play of this hand, it is totally irrelevant and was contrived for the math):

Full Tilt Poker - No Limit Hold'em Cash Game - $0.50/$1 Blinds - 5 Players - (LegoPoker HH Converter)

Preflop: Hero is dealt 6 8 (5 Players)
UTG folds, CO calls $1.00, BTN folds, Hero raises to $4.50, BB folds, CO calls $3.50

Flop: ($10) Q 7 9 (2 Players)
Hero bets $5.00, CO raises to $15.00, Hero ... ?

As of this moment, the bet is $10 to call, there is $30 in the pot, and there is $125 more behind. You have 8 outs, and you think they are clean. That is, you have a 32% (according to the rule of 2/4) chance to improve to a straight, and when you do you will win 100% of the time. Assume these numbers to be correct. Ignore the equity of backdoor draws.

You are considering pushing. Every time you push and the opponent calls, you are losing money long-term because you only have 32% equity. In other words, 68% of the time you will lose your stack when he calls. But that's not the whole story. Pushing also has Fold Equity. Fold Equity means that there is a certian ammount of value in pushing because the opponent may fold, and you will win the $30 that's in the pot right now. When you push and he folds then, it is a long-term +EV play. So the Net EV of pushing becomes the EV when he folds plus the EV when he calls. (It so happens that the EV when he calls is negative.) Our challenge is to figure out how often he has to fold for pushing to be breakeven.

There is a simple mathematical method to compute this, but it is too cumbersome to use at the table. Here is how to compute how often he must fold in order for pushing to be breakeven. Let f = a number from 0 to 1, representing the probability he folds:

EV = EVfold + EVcall
0 = 30f + (1-f) [ .32(125-15+30) + .68(-125) ]
0 = 30f - (1-f)(44.-85)
0 = 30f - (-41) - f(-41)
0 = 30f + 41f - 41
0 = 71f - 41
41 = 71f
41/71 = f = .58

Question is the 15 in this line of the formula ----> 0 = 30f + (1-f) [ .32(125-15+30) + .68(-125) ]

The CO raise we are facing ----> CO raises to $15.00

Thxs, if not what is it!?

Hai Tickner! Welcome to my brew!

Old quote, but glad you enjoyed it

meh...I gave up. I decided that zelda twilight princess >>>>> Resident Evil 4

thats what i thought but it seriously gets alot better

someone tell me an ******* jackass reg at 25nl- that I can go sit on the left of right now and make their life a living hell!!!! go go go!

MrBackCrackr: are u fk'n kidding me
MrBackCrackr: i have AA
MrBackCrackr: with an A of diamonds
MrBackCrackr: i have never seen so many stupid things happen as online
bigacsiga: that means you should go out more IMO
MrBackCrackr: probably

y0da. on stars

+ftp for that matter.

are you spiveydinho on stars?

playing some 25 nl on full titls and eating pizza!

he doesnt FTP anymore. newb

Whatev

he also just spewed his ass off. lol like a 25nl reg is gonna have <QQ+

say that you are sorry for the mistake...

no