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#1
Solomaextra, 20 Oct 08 20:37
Great video!#2
MiddleMan, 20 Oct 08 23:35
Thanks, for this great video!#3
teslasecretweapon, 20 Oct 08 23:38
@27min about your graph-I understand that we might end up -EV becouse our oponent wont call/reraise our reraise if we are big stack(~40BB), but aren't our winnings greater if we have big (double) stack and if our opponent frequently calls/reraises all in our reraise (when we have very small FE), becouse we have some edge on him (to simplify- shouldnt that red line be above the green line in the begining of the graph, where our equity is pretty small)?Thanks for another great video, please make some more and as I said once before, you're our SSS guru :)
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teslasecretweapon, 20 Oct 08 23:42
If I could propose subject of the next video(s):-stealing/rrestealing
-isolation raises
P.S. Could you post a link to equity chart that you use, I sow it somwhere some time ago , but can't find it at the moment
#5
dieguin, 21 Oct 08 05:29
Very good xarry ;)#6
Syrtis, 21 Oct 08 07:24
so that means we fold Kings in the last hand?#7
xarry2, 21 Oct 08 08:38
@3: yes, very good point. The red line will definetely be higher when we have very little foldequity. The graphs are really very simple :) I didn't calculate them, I just wanted to point out that we have to be careful when reraising with marginal hands.@4: Hmm, I strangely thought about exactly these two topics :D
yes!
http://www.file-upload.net/download-907698/SSS-Chart-Collection.xls.html
you can also find the link in my coaching review.
@6: wether we fold QQ or not depends on the range of our opponent. we need at least 40% equity in order to call. against KK+ its an easy fold. but against AK/JJ+ we have a call.
#8
armo, 21 Oct 08 09:23
Excellent video#9
slikec, 21 Oct 08 09:53
Thx xarry2 for some really nice advices.#10
rsteph1, 24 Oct 08 15:44
Quelle bijou cette vidéo!!! A VOIR absolument par tous.#11
Blackfear, 25 Oct 08 16:16
Nice video , what soft do you use to simulate situation like in this video?I might try the same for a BS SH video ( but in french)#12
xarry2, 25 Oct 08 17:01
the software is called universal handreplayer. http://www.universal-replayer.net/I just made a new skin with the PS table. you jsut have to replace the table.jpg and the seat.jpegs. you can take every table you want then.
hf, I love the replayer :)
#13
Blackfear, 26 Oct 08 15:09
Is there an easy way to create a fake hand for educational purpose or should modify an history file ( xml or txt ) to make a specific situation i want to discuss about? Thks in advance#14
xarry2, 27 Oct 08 13:57
I did it the long way. I edited the HHs manually in order to get the action I wanted. I don't know if there is a programm which makes this easier. maybe... I think its okay this way. If you find one please tell me :)#15
Blackfear, 27 Oct 08 16:40
I did it the same way : edited my HH and after a few hands ( and errors like forgetting to edit the number of player at the tables ..) it is fast enough so i will keep that way :)#16
Termi8r, 31 Oct 08 15:34
Great vid xarry2!#17
JJanke88, 03 Nov 08 22:56
one of the best video i have been ever seen#18
xxxdannyxxx, 08 Nov 08 10:13
it blocks when i watch it :(#19
mouse89, 13 Nov 08 16:53
ok#20
Atkin, 24 Nov 08 17:31
really good vid !!!#21
AnnabagR, 10 Mar 09 15:51
In your first hand U fold due to poor equity. In Equilator, you put your hand in position UTG vs a raise at UTG+1.Would the equity & decision have changed had U put your hand in it's proper place - MP1 ?
#22
AssadKamran91, 19 Mar 09 03:56
great vid man!#23
extpan, 05 Apr 09 22:47
hello,nice video....which program can use to see PFR for exactly possition ?for example: utg-4%,mp3-9% etc.?tnx for answer!#24
ParentalAdvisory, 06 Apr 09 04:38
Nice video!#25
benedeklevi, 10 Apr 09 02:27
congratulations! One of the best vids i have ever seen!#26
xarry2, 23 Apr 09 10:29
@extpan: you can use the pokerstrategy elephant. It can display all important stats for the different positions.#27
grimreaper00, 09 Jul 09 11:39
Great basic vid!#28
gadget51, 26 Jul 09 14:34
Just getting into this stuff, superb info thank you! ;):)#29
gadget51, 26 Jul 09 14:38
By the way, wehre canI get that equity spreadsheet? I timed out using the equilator! lol#30
xarry2, 29 Jul 09 12:31
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=18599I posted the links in the first post of this thread (my coaching review thread). on page six you will also find some explanations to the calculators from the collection.
best regards!
xarry
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lessthanthreee, 03 Aug 09 14:38
excellent video xarry! i love the explanations of EV with relation to our opponents' hand ranges. AAA+++!#32
blackJ0, 08 Aug 09 21:09
Nice!#33
emotv, 17 Aug 09 12:22
thanx for video i am thinking of moving no limit first i need to learn about ss strategy. It is far different from limit. And this video is very interesting about mathematics of poker.#34
larsra, 17 Nov 09 22:56
Great video, poker really makes math fun :)#35
antonin87, 06 Jan 10 08:57
hi xarry2..this video was great!!!im not math person,even when i have it as a subject in uni, but this video finaly answered nearly all of my questions man about pod odds and calculating them. however i have one question: Im currently playing NL10 and there is not a high rake, so will it change the calculations drasticly??thx man
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xarry2, 07 Jan 10 20:58
hi antonin!I think you will also have to take the rake into consideration on NL 10. even though it is just a few cents it is - relatively to your small stack - still changing some results. I would recommend that you try to find out how much is raked in a hand where you go all-in. if you know how much this is you can easily discount the amount when calculation pot odds.
best regards,
xarry
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imgttnurmny, 17 Mar 10 17:47
I have a question. When you have 55-45 equity against the open raiser, you still have people behind. Doesn't it reduce your equity, especially if you're holding AQo or 77? Thanks#38
xarry2, 20 Mar 10 20:22
you're absolutely right. the more opponents I have left to act the more equity-edge I need to make a profitable reraise. however I mostly evaluate this based on experience and don't have fixed numbers per player left to act which I add to the breakevenequity.but as long as you keep this into account and favor a fold in anyway close spots since you've got more opponents left to act you're on the right way.
best regards,
xarry
#39
eddiebaue427, 15 Jun 10 12:03
That's a great video where can i download that equity calculator#40
diutza, 27 Aug 10 11:22
very good video !I filled some gaps into my poker starting carrier
#41
asmirovic, 17 Sep 10 11:55
Awesome video, cleared some things.THx a lot
#42
djedaKPT, 16 Mar 11 16:31
Great#43
fishlock, 19 Sep 11 13:28
Great vidio, made it alot earier to start learning about equity#44
fortunewheel, 28 Sep 11 23:52
very nice video. 1 remark so far. The AK hand in the beginning. you showed us a range the villain could be holding. something like TT-AK , AQS+, AQo+. Against that range we were like 49% but with dead money involved ( the blinds) wouldn't the play be breaking even or even slightly profitable ( disregarding rake) ty#45
fortunewheel, 28 Sep 11 23:59
another remark : you are basically teaching people that opening ranges from villains depend on position which is absolutely correct BUT there's a difference between an opening range and a calling range. Meaning if we shove all in against their opening range their calling range might be alot different. Now it becomes a calculation on fold equity and the equity we got left when called, because a calling range will be tighter and therefore stronger.#46
fortunewheel, 29 Sep 11 00:39
WOW u made a massive maths error. when u were calculating the pot equity with the AQs hand and the effective equity we needed to be profitable. calculating the pot equity is very easy but u made a mistake by accident ( i'm sure u are the expert just pointing it out). pot equity calculation is based ont he following formula and i'll use the example with AQs in the video. bet/(bet+pot). now i'll fill out the numbers 80/(99+80)=0.44693. Ur actual equity = 44,693%. So basically i have no clue how u end up at 39% as a break even equity number. 44% is basically the % we need to break even NOT 39. If i am wrong please correct me. thnx#47
fortunewheel, 29 Sep 11 00:46
i see my problem now nevermind. My formula is used in different situations. IF you'd use my formula it would be different because you need the current pot number. But since we're always shoving all in it's different . the pot quantity is different lol my bad.#48
fortunewheel, 29 Sep 11 00:56
lol ok i think we got different number because u keep using different terms. U say pot odds but what u mean is pot equity which is a different concept. So now i am wondering if u meant pot odds or pot equity because that's why we have diffenret numbers#49
fortunewheel, 29 Sep 11 01:17
I got the solution lol. SO when he reraises we basically look at his bet like he is putting us all in so now time for the maths. we must call 64 to win a pot off 80+16+64 (what w e have left ( 64) to know how big the pot will be IF we call)-3 ( rake) = 165. now we divide the amount to call 64 by 165 and we get 0.387. X100= 38.7 %. I think our percentages slightly differ because you are using ratio's. Sorry for the inconvenience i wish i could delete the comments lol my bad