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| number of desirable outcomes divided by the number of possible outcomes |
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| the size of the smallest stack between two different players indicates the highest amount you can win or lose in a hand against any one particular opponent. |
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| stack to pot ratios (SPR) |
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| SPR compares the current pot size to your stack size. It is the effective stake size divided by the size of the pot. as a rule small SPRs will be people more committed to a hand and people with large SPRs will be less committed. SPR = Effective stack size / pot size. |
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| another way of expressing the probability |
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Reward/Risk = Pot Size/Amount to call
Reward to risk ratio. The immediate odds being offered when we call a bet. We risk the amount of the call to win the reward of the amount in the pot. |
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| your chance of winning a pot in a given situation. |
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| Six situations favoring implied odds |
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Against aggressive opponents
Against Calling Stations
When in position
When you're deep stacked
With hidden draws |
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| five situations implied odds don't work |
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Against tight opponents
Against short stackers
End of action spots
When out of position
With obvious draws |
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| The "money bubble" is the point of the tournament when the next player eliminated will not receive any money |
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