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I will have to go back and watch this video again. I need to get the maths formulas =)

Thanks for the video. The mathematical side of poker is something I could brush up and learn more about.

np. glgl learning it all!

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03-31-2012 , 12:57 PM

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Boston Matrix

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great vid *Split*, thanks. Does anybody know if Stox Poker or a similar range-defining program is still available for download anywhere? Thanks

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03-31-2012 , 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Boston Matrix

great vid *Split*, thanks. Does anybody know if Stox Poker or a similar range-defining program is still available for download anywhere? Thanks

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thanks. I use flopzilla now for this kind of stuff...

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07-06-2012 , 10:12 PM

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Chacarron91

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can someone send me a link to a video or article showing what the average numbers are for the ranges?... that way i know if hes tight i give him a smaller range and if hes looser i give them a wider range... i basically need to know what the average abc numbers are

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05-29-2013 , 01:05 PM

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In the example in the beginning it says he goes to $4, SB Folds, we 3b up to $12, we are risking $12 to win $4.5.

I understand the SB Folds so that's $0.50, and also we'd be winning the $4 from the button steal, but what about our BB that we posted? Didn't we post $1, so technically we aren't losing that? So aren't we risking $11?

I'm confused on what we're risking in this sense.

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05-29-2013 , 06:20 PM

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i can't believe nobody called me out on that before! You are correct, we are risking $11 and thus the breakeven number will change slightly. So we'd be risking $11 to win $4+$1+$.5.

Sorry for any confusion...apparently 2009 me sucked at math =P