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$7 SB PR pre Nash vs FGS

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zerazid
Joined: 05.03.2011

Poker Stars $6.45+$0.55 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t100/t200 Blinds + t25 - 6 players - View hand 2365781
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BTN: t5395 M = 11.99
Hero (SB): t2270 M = 5.04
BB: t905 M = 2.01
UTG: t1225 M = 2.72
MP: t2110 M = 4.69
CO: t1595 M = 3.54

Pre Flop: (t450) Hero is SB with 8 :heart: 2 :diamond:
5 folds

Just wondering Nash would give this:
SB: 84.6%, 22+ Tx+ 92s+ 94o+ 82s+ 85o+ 73s+ 75o+ 62s+ 65o 52s+ 54o 43s
BB: 73.8%, 22+ Jx+ T2s+ T4o+ 93s+ 96o+ 84s+ 86o+ 75s+ 76o 65s

while FGS shows this:

SB: 74.8%, 22+ Jx+ T2s+ T4o+ 92s+ 96o+ 84s+ 86o+ 74s+ 76o 64s+ 53s+
BB: 73.1%, 22+ Jx+ T2s+ T5o+ 93s+ 96o+ 84s+ 86o+ 74s+ 76o 64s+ 54s

So how come FGS says too actually push tighter here?


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

:) Nice..I've also came across this in the 6-max games sometimes. I think it's because you lose more by pushing the very bottom of your range as if you double him up, you are in the spot to be the shortie. His range stays static as you see.

Nash is edge set to zero. I think FGS gives you some sort of an edge for not being desperate and having 2 other shorties in the pre-bubble game.


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zerazid
Joined: 05.03.2011

Originally posted by kurrkabin
:) Nice..I've also came across this in the 6-max games sometimes. I think it's because you lose more by pushing the very bottom of your range as if you double him up, you are in the spot to be the shortie. His range stays static as you see.

Nash is edge set to zero. I think FGS gives you some sort of an edge for not being desperate and having 2 other shorties in the pre-bubble game.

I see. Well, it make all sense. Good this is no longer confusing :P.. btw so which one do you choose ?


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

FGS for sure :)


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