Hi Krzysztof Slaski I'm a little late to the discussion but i have just started following this series of videos a few days back. I feel like this is a very good way of trying to understand different ways in which PIO is making it's decisions.
Regarding this video, we see that in both cases, dry and wet flops, the difference in strategies for players remain essentially the same when SPR is 16 or 30. Could this actually also open up the idea that at stack depths deeper than 15 SPR, our strategies could remain the same?
It is a massive generalization, but if true, it could be so helpful as we wouldn't have to ever study deeper SPR's than 15 then. Given, I might have to run some more flops but do you think this could be a potential inference from this video as well?
Jan. 11, 2021 | 4:42 p.m.
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Hi Krzysztof Slaski I'm a little late to the discussion but i have just started following this series of videos a few days back. I feel like this is a very good way of trying to understand different ways in which PIO is making it's decisions.
Regarding this video, we see that in both cases, dry and wet flops, the difference in strategies for players remain essentially the same when SPR is 16 or 30. Could this actually also open up the idea that at stack depths deeper than 15 SPR, our strategies could remain the same?
It is a massive generalization, but if true, it could be so helpful as we wouldn't have to ever study deeper SPR's than 15 then. Given, I might have to run some more flops but do you think this could be a potential inference from this video as well?
Jan. 11, 2021 | 4:42 p.m.