joseph ressler
39 points
Stevie great vid, thanks. In situations similar to the one vs Dark C, where you're the opener and facing a rejam for say 75% of your stack or more, how much are you taking into your tourney life into consideration when deciding on some of the closer +ev calls? IE lets say you're in drk C's shoes and you open JTs, and you're facing what is a clear 33% rejam for close to your entire stack. JTs is a +ev call, but feels super icky to call off with most of your stack on the line. Especially earlyish in tournaments are you just taking all of these spots and calling? Sorry i know this is a loaded question.
April 14, 2014 | 9:53 p.m.
Loved the video, thanks! CREV is super confusing at first glance, Sauce any chance you could do a more detailed video on how to set up a basic decision tree? Maybe with a simple hand example?
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Also, feel like you shouldn't post results for the future.
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Dec. 29, 2012 | 1:40 a.m.
hero calls [$1675.50 USD]
villain shows [Ks, 5h Th 3s ]
hero shows [8d, Ac As 9s ]
hero wins $5026.50 USD from main pot
Dec. 28, 2012 | 2:49 a.m.
Dec. 27, 2012 | 4:42 a.m.
I'm guessing it probably doesnt matter what ronny has. We don't have the details here but lets say that Ronny has a SPR of .75 whereas Sauce and ZIG are on a SPR of 3.0. Jamming for Ronny with any equity is basically a no brainer because zig has to be worried about sauce or zig can isolate and block out sauce. Eitherway Ronny has increased FE because of the dynamic between two deepstacks, while still actualizing his own equity when called or isolated.
Dec. 25, 2012 | 10:35 p.m.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGFlACG6qvI&list=PLBD81D72E7BDB1A73&index=1
Dec. 24, 2012 | 2:49 a.m.
Shoving:
I didn't really consider this because lately call/evaluate (when deep) has been sort of hammered into my head. Anyways, I played around with this idea using the assumption villain has three types of hands; Value hands where I have 30% equity, semi bluffs which I have 65%, and Blocker bluffs where I take down the pot 1120 + 200 ( Im going to add a bit more equity here because some of these hands like 7754, qj88, etc could likely spazz call off). Against the Value hands and semi bluffs I will be risking 2440 to win 3560 (i might of rounded these who cares). So as long villain's turn insta donking pot range after calling a 3 bet and ch/calling Q56ss flop isn't for straight up Value 67.8% or more of the time then shoving is profitable! I think it's safe to say that shoving is an easy profitable option in this spot.
Now how profitable exactly is shoving? Well if villains donking range is 50% value hands we will be making 14bbs and villains donking range is 10% value hands we will be making 57bbs. So depending on how we are weighting his value range we rate to make 14 to 57bbs. Not bad.
Evaluating the equity of calling is much more complicated. These are my less precise thoughts. Drastic board texture changes are going to both greatly benefit us (we have nfd, gutty, and overpair) and also encourage villain to continue betting with either his improved hand or bluff. On blanks like the one that came villains optimal bluffing frequency is gonna be 33% but when I call and this specific villain has initiative with uncompleted draws how often will he actually be bluffing?
How does Villain perceive me?
A lot of people asked this question. Im not too sure and don't think it's that important the villain is just playing his game. I think we can assume he thinks im aggresive not for actual reasons just because I am at all his tables and 3 bet him a few times, i doubt he is using a HUD so probably all the info he has. I guess read into that what you will.
When starting the thread I asked what stats people like to use most in finding a solution here and nobody really responded directly to that ARG!? Instead alot of people stated that the villain ch. call flop to donk turn indicates made hands not draws given the information of our nine pairing and him having a propensity to want ch.raise for stacks with combo draws. Those points didn't really hit home with me especially given his high aggression factor so if you could explain why you think that it would be helpful.
Thanks for taking time to answer in the thread!
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Dec. 20, 2012 | 5:46 a.m.
SB: $2722.62
BB: $5203.35 (Hero)
BN folds, SB raises to $30, Hero raises to $100, SB calls $80
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Dec. 14, 2012 | 4:37 a.m.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frDUZGd3vwM
Dec. 13, 2012 | 12:34 p.m.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahv_1IS7SiE
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Oct. 30, 2012 | 11:17 p.m.
BN: $1255.10
SB: $1003.04
BB: $1673.50
UTG: $949.36
HJ: $2289.71
UTG folds, HJ folds, CO folds, Hero raises $22.00 to $32.00, SB folds, BB calls $12.00
at 11:55 when you 3b KQo if villain jams wide at all its either neutral ev or a very slightly +ev call. Thoughts on passing it up at this stage of tourny?
May 9, 2014 | 5:55 p.m.