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11-14-06, 01:15 PM
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If you're going to take from another forum, or take from someone who took the time to create that, I'd at least give credit where credit is due. It's not spam when you're posting something useful.
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11-14-06, 01:22 PM
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the spreadsheet is referenced in the header and I am too lazy to open it up and copy that info in the post.
edit to add. You make a vaild point Aeq. I overcame significant laziness to acquire this info.... the spreadsheet is "Authored by Ed Miller, David Sklansky, and Mason Malmuth modified to incorporate FLT (flopturnriver.com) 6-handed guide" Last edited by melioris; 11-14-06 at 02:03 PM. |
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11-14-06, 01:40 PM
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I don't see it, but I'll assume this was something someone on 2+2 put together, based on the Sklansky/Miller book (SSHE - great book), as you said.
When I first glanced at it, I thoguht the "Pot Odds" table would be a great tool for starting players, but I'm not so sure after looking closer. How exactly do you use that (if at all)? Because with no instructions provided on how to use it, I can see people make some incorrect laydowns thinking they aren't getting the pot odds they need to draw when they really are. |
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11-14-06, 01:52 PM
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the authorship info in the header that is usually hidden by excel until you print it. I added it to my reply to Aeq but I couldn't edit it into the first post.
As for the pot odds, I never really used that chart but looking at those numbers I believe they are the odds on the turn with one card to come. I conclude this because drawing to 1 out with 1 card to come is 45:1, right? |
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