Hey, mates, what's your opinion on these type of nash charts. Imo coloured (nr.2.) is easier and faster to read, but it's not so precise as the original one, which is more precise, but it's a bit tougher to read it fast imo.
Can I use this more coloured (nr.2.) chart easily for micro SNGs?, how about higher BI levels and this charts's (nr.2) applying to them?
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ty, miljon.
I've never used charts like these but it looks pretty usefull. I'd prefer the one with a lot of colours because it's easier to read and and those couple of % aren't gonna matter anyway;
I'm way faster reading nr 1.. and the details are really useful imo...
I've done some color modification to the nr 1 tho to make it a bit faster to read..
I tired to combine the two for the Nash chart I made. I used different colors for under 5, 5-10, 10-20, and 20+, but I put the numbers in the boxes, and added a heavy division to separate the broadway cards from the rags, and also made the pairs stand out.
I also rounded the numbers over 5 to whole numbers. You don't really need to worry about the difference between 10.4 and 10. Also, I took out the correct but unimportant complications for 43s, 53s, and 63s, which are decent semibluffing hands but don't have much equity against a random hand if you know you will be called.
Originally posted by pzhon
I tired to combine the two for the Nash chart I made. I used different colors for under 5, 5-10, 10-20, and 20+, but I put the numbers in the boxes, and added a heavy division to separate the broadway cards from the rags, and also made the pairs stand out.I also rounded the numbers over 5 to whole numbers. You don't really need to worry about the difference between 10.4 and 10. Also, I took out the correct but unimportant complications for 43s, 53s, and 63s, which are decent semibluffing hands but don't have much equity against a random hand if you know you will be called.
Why stop at a piss bottle?
You could make a fortune like in the movie Space Balls.
Nash lighters, smoke cases, etc etc.
