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June 25, 2015, 06:58:12 PM |
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Poker game always interesting to learned more deeply so that we can play well and Win, Its always be expected for every poker players. AFAIK, Calculation card opportunities that will come out in playing poker called OUTS, which serves outs calculation to determine the POT ODDS a comparison / ratio between the total number of chips in the pot to the amount of betting that must be called at that time .
so, is there anybody want to share how winning tricks calling Outs and ODDS work?
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June 25, 2015, 07:06:48 PM |
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Count the # of outs you believe you have.
Times that by 4 if you're on the flop. That is roughly your % of winning.
Times that by 2 if you're on the turn.
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June 25, 2015, 09:07:47 PM |
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Poker game always interesting to learned more deeply so that we can play well and Win, Its always be expected for every poker players. AFAIK, Calculation card opportunities that will come out in playing poker called OUTS, which serves outs calculation to determine the POT ODDS a comparison / ratio between the total number of chips in the pot to the amount of betting that must be called at that time .
so, is there anybody want to share how winning tricks calling Outs and ODDS work?
these are not tricks at all , simply this is math and this what makes poker +EV game without knowing these concepts I'm afraid dice and roulette would be much better for a gambler I can help you with that if you are really interested in mastering poker there are many books around that explain these concepts I would recommend you to read Poker Math That Matters by Owen Gaines , this is really good one and designed for beginners , he shows how math work with coin flip first in order to introduce you to the math of gambling then he start to teach you to calculate outs , odds , implied odds , and then you may learn how to put your opponent in a rang of hands I'm sure you will have a fun read if you are really interested in learning math of poker
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adolf84
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June 25, 2015, 10:50:40 PM |
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Hii all..
It is true that 4 of you said above?? Thats poker have a trick and the trick was counting like math?? Pliss share it more, i want to know all you got..
Because what i know playing poker only need luck to get good/best pair of cards and must have great mentality to bid more from others (have poker face), even if your cards were only High card without any single pair. But Pliss correct me if im wrong to give and share what i have in my mind.. i like to gambling but only on sportsbook and sometimes dice game, but never try poker or any other cards
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June 25, 2015, 10:54:52 PM |
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Hii all..
It is true that 4 of you said above?? Thats poker have a trick and the trick was counting like math?? Pliss share it more, i want to know all you got..
Because what i know is playing poker is only need luck to get good card and best mentality to bid more from others (have poker face). Pliss correct me if im wrong, i like to gambling but only on sportsbook and sometimes dice game, but never try poker..
Yeah, actually I never heard of this before. I just bet when I have a good hand, and never bluff I am not familiar with that terminology, does anyone have a link to an overview of the basic idea? Thanks, I am interested in learning more about this.
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cryptworld
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June 25, 2015, 11:04:50 PM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
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June 25, 2015, 11:19:22 PM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
+1 I have a friend who is a proffesional poker player and he just know maths and psychology he's work is playing in pokerstars in Portugal everyday.
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June 25, 2015, 11:25:21 PM |
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Hii all..
It is true that 4 of you said above?? Thats poker have a trick and the trick was counting like math?? Pliss share it more, i want to know all you got..
Because what i know playing poker only need luck to get good/best pair of cards and must have great mentality to bid more from others (have poker face), even if your cards were only High card without any single pair. But Pliss correct me if im wrong to give and share what i have in my mind.. i like to gambling but only on sportsbook and sometimes dice game, but never try poker or any other cards
let me make it easy for u guys , I think all of you know what are the good cards but when we are talking about math , it's not that easy but also not that complicated I will try to give you a small example : let's say we have A2 of spades and the Board is : Qs3s7hKd The pot is $100 and our opponent moves all-in for $50. So we have to call $50 for a chance of winning a total of $150. Assuming that the only way for us to win the hand is by hitting our flush on the last card ( we put our opponents on at least two pairs ), what is the expected value of calling? In other words, is it profitable for us to call? and he we go with the math : The probability of hitting a flush on the river is 4.1 to 1, which is roughly 20% chance or 0.2. Therefore, the odds of not hitting a flush will be 1 - 0.2 = 0.8 Also, notice how we are looking to win $150 and only lose $50 in each outcome. We are only going to lose $50 because that is how much we are paying to try and hit our flush in this single decision. We are not factoring in money that we have put in to the pot in previous betting rounds. We just take the facts from this decision alone so now our EV one hitting the flush is : 150$ x 0.2 = +30$ now if we calculate our EV if we don't hit the flush this would be : -50$ x 0.8 = -40$ total EV = -10$ , that means the average of us when we call in this situation is losing 10$ every hand so this is a situation we have to avoid calling on it ( calling the bet here is worst than playing dice or roulette ) now let's say that our opponent only raise 10$ , so that would make us risk 10$ to win 60$ let's do the math again in this situation if we hit EV woud be : 60$ x 0.2 = +12$ if we don't hit EV would be : -10$ x 0.8 = -8$ EV = +4$ , which means in everytime we call this hand we are expecting to make 4$ and he we are doing the right decision and these decisions which makes some players winners and others are losers I really hope that u understand a little about how math plays its part in poker
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June 25, 2015, 11:52:15 PM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
+1 I have a friend who is a proffesional poker player and he just know maths and psychology he's work is playing in pokerstars in Portugal everyday. Wow, really interesting, is your friend good? You could show him bitcoin and bring him here to give us some advices
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Indamuck
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June 25, 2015, 11:53:14 PM |
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Some indispensable math for you to always remember:
How many times may you call Indamuck's river bet before going broke? (ans: 2.5x) How long should you ponder Indamuck's raise, on any street, before folding? (ans: < 2 seconds, anything more is a waste of everyone's time) How often should you reload after spewing your entire stack to Indamuck? (ans: infinity, because the cards will turn, and you need to be in it to win it)
These are the most vital. The other 'maths' are just legend and gambler lore.
Trust me.
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cryptworld
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June 25, 2015, 11:54:59 PM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
+1 I have a friend who is a proffesional poker player and he just know maths and psychology he's work is playing in pokerstars in Portugal everyday. I am not a professional but I wish I actually know more reading people than maths and I have only played some amateur online tournaments
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June 26, 2015, 12:11:24 AM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
It's more psychology than anything. You will NOT be consistently cashing in tournaments just by playing odds. In fact, you won't win many at all. Once you get the analyzing opponents part down, you can win a tournament without ever knowing what your hole cards are. 99% of the time when I buy a pot I don't even know what my cards were, because they don't matter. What matters is what the other person is going to do when I call/raise. Once you understand them, you can do extremely well.
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June 26, 2015, 05:50:09 AM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
+1 I have a friend who is a proffesional poker player and he just know maths and psychology he's work is playing in pokerstars in Portugal everyday. Wow, really interesting, is your friend good? You could show him bitcoin and bring him here to give us some advices His friend would be good yes, most likely a turned into part man part machine as a result of the dedication. As regards counting outs you can use software and calculators to learn and even use sometimes during games. Im not sure how software has progressed these days but i would be surprised if there isn't something out there which tells you your outs as you play automatically.
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June 26, 2015, 06:04:42 AM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
+1 I have a friend who is a proffesional poker player and he just know maths and psychology he's work is playing in pokerstars in Portugal everyday. Wow, really interesting, is your friend good? You could show him bitcoin and bring him here to give us some advices His friend would be good yes, most likely a turned into part man part machine as a result of the dedication. As regards counting outs you can use software and calculators to learn and even use sometimes during games. Im not sure how software has progressed these days but i would be surprised if there isn't something out there which tells you your outs as you play automatically. There are. There's also bots for major fiat-based sites. And they're seriously not bad, either. I ran one in the past on Fulltilt, 7500 people in a freeroll, I let the bot go while I slept (so it played the entire tournament itself). First tournament I got #1, second I was in top 30, and third I got #2. I got banned as a result, but it was proof to me that they can do some damage, lol.
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June 26, 2015, 06:14:02 AM |
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Hii all..
It is true that 4 of you said above?? Thats poker have a trick and the trick was counting like math?? Pliss share it more, i want to know all you got..
Because what i know playing poker only need luck to get good/best pair of cards and must have great mentality to bid more from others (have poker face), even if your cards were only High card without any single pair. But Pliss correct me if im wrong to give and share what i have in my mind.. i like to gambling but only on sportsbook and sometimes dice game, but never try poker or any other cards
let me make it easy for u guys , I think all of you know what are the good cards but when we are talking about math , it's not that easy but also not that complicated I will try to give you a small example : let's say we have A2 of spades and the Board is : Qs3s7hKd The pot is $100 and our opponent moves all-in for $50. So we have to call $50 for a chance of winning a total of $150. Assuming that the only way for us to win the hand is by hitting our flush on the last card ( we put our opponents on at least two pairs ), what is the expected value of calling? In other words, is it profitable for us to call? and he we go with the math : The probability of hitting a flush on the river is 4.1 to 1, which is roughly 20% chance or 0.2. Therefore, the odds of not hitting a flush will be 1 - 0.2 = 0.8 Also, notice how we are looking to win $150 and only lose $50 in each outcome. We are only going to lose $50 because that is how much we are paying to try and hit our flush in this single decision. We are not factoring in money that we have put in to the pot in previous betting rounds. We just take the facts from this decision alone so now our EV one hitting the flush is : 150$ x 0.2 = +30$ now if we calculate our EV if we don't hit the flush this would be : -50$ x 0.8 = -40$ total EV = -10$ , that means the average of us when we call in this situation is losing 10$ every hand so this is a situation we have to avoid calling on it ( calling the bet here is worst than playing dice or roulette ) now let's say that our opponent only raise 10$ , so that would make us risk 10$ to win 60$ let's do the math again in this situation if we hit EV woud be : 60$ x 0.2 = +12$ if we don't hit EV would be : -10$ x 0.8 = -8$ EV = +4$ , which means in everytime we call this hand we are expecting to make 4$ and he we are doing the right decision and these decisions which makes some players winners and others are losers I really hope that u understand a little about how math plays its part in poker Thank you darling, that was a beautiful explanation :* Now I need to find a bot that can do this for me! I find this idea really interesting, and I love it how math wins AGAIN.
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June 26, 2015, 10:16:37 AM |
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Poker game always interesting to learned more deeply so that we can play well and Win, Its always be expected for every poker players. AFAIK, Calculation card opportunities that will come out in playing poker called OUTS, which serves outs calculation to determine the POT ODDS a comparison / ratio between the total number of chips in the pot to the amount of betting that must be called at that time .
so, is there anybody want to share how winning tricks calling Outs and ODDS work?
these are not tricks at all , simply this is math and this what makes poker +EV game without knowing these concepts I'm afraid dice and roulette would be much better for a gambler I can help you with that if you are really interested in mastering poker there are many books around that explain these concepts I would recommend you to read Poker Math That Matters by Owen Gaines , this is really good one and designed for beginners , he shows how math work with coin flip first in order to introduce you to the math of gambling then he start to teach you to calculate outs , odds , implied odds , and then you may learn how to put your opponent in a rang of hands I'm sure you will have a fun read if you are really interested in learning math of poker no tricks? I think using math it was a tricky :p. I have heard about that books before, but not yet read it . And I think the book is just for online poker right? Im enjoying play poker right now, and interested to learn deeply for sure. Hii all..
It is true that 4 of you said above?? Thats poker have a trick and the trick was counting like math?? Pliss share it more, i want to know all you got..
Because what i know is playing poker is only need luck to get good card and best mentality to bid more from others (have poker face). Pliss correct me if im wrong, i like to gambling but only on sportsbook and sometimes dice game, but never try poker..
Yeah, actually I never heard of this before. I just bet when I have a good hand, and never bluff I am not familiar with that terminology, does anyone have a link to an overview of the basic idea? Thanks, I am interested in learning more about this. There is a trick like using math to Estimate the probability what card will come out etc. So here i am to ask anybody who know the theories, tricks to help players winning the game.
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June 26, 2015, 10:18:55 AM |
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Poker game always interesting to learned more deeply so that we can play well and Win, Its always be expected for every poker players. AFAIK, Calculation card opportunities that will come out in playing poker called OUTS, which serves outs calculation to determine the POT ODDS a comparison / ratio between the total number of chips in the pot to the amount of betting that must be called at that time .
so, is there anybody want to share how winning tricks calling Outs and ODDS work?
these are not tricks at all , simply this is math and this what makes poker +EV game without knowing these concepts I'm afraid dice and roulette would be much better for a gambler I can help you with that if you are really interested in mastering poker there are many books around that explain these concepts I would recommend you to read Poker Math That Matters by Owen Gaines , this is really good one and designed for beginners , he shows how math work with coin flip first in order to introduce you to the math of gambling then he start to teach you to calculate outs , odds , implied odds , and then you may learn how to put your opponent in a rang of hands I'm sure you will have a fun read if you are really interested in learning math of poker no tricks? I think using math it was a tricky :p. I have heard about that books before, but not yet read it . And I think the book is just for online poker right? Im enjoying play poker right now, and interested to learn deeply for sure. Hii all..
It is true that 4 of you said above?? Thats poker have a trick and the trick was counting like math?? Pliss share it more, i want to know all you got..
Because what i know is playing poker is only need luck to get good card and best mentality to bid more from others (have poker face). Pliss correct me if im wrong, i like to gambling but only on sportsbook and sometimes dice game, but never try poker..
Yeah, actually I never heard of this before. I just bet when I have a good hand, and never bluff I am not familiar with that terminology, does anyone have a link to an overview of the basic idea? Thanks, I am interested in learning more about this. There is a trick like using math to Estimate the probability what card will come out etc. So here i am to ask anybody who know the theories, tricks to help players winning the game. Here's the issue: the probability is only over extended periods of time (100k+ hands minimum, 10m+ preferred). In a game like dice where you roll thousands of times, it makes more sense than in a game of poker where you may only play 50 hands. Your probability in poker isn't nearly as important as your ability to read opponents.
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June 26, 2015, 11:45:23 AM |
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In a game like dice where you roll thousands of times, it makes more sense than in a game of poker where you may only play 50 hands. Your probability in poker isn't nearly as important as your ability to read opponents.
In what particular situation you will play only 50 hands? Having a sample of of tens/hundreds of thousands of hands is standard for any poker professional. Giving too much weight to the "psychology" and "reads" is a standard fallacy that some new players fall into. Its pretty tough to describe what it takes to be a good at poker, but if i would have to say in a few words it would be "have a sick determination to spend thousands of hours at pen&paper 'homework' "
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June 26, 2015, 11:52:36 AM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
+1 I have a friend who is a proffesional poker player and he just know maths and psychology he's work is playing in pokerstars in Portugal everyday. My brother has competed in the national Poker tournament for London and always places very highly. H e hasn't won yet but he does bettter each time.
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June 26, 2015, 02:17:12 PM |
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I think there are no tricks in poker It's all about maths and psychology, you have to know your chances and you have to know to read the opponents mannerism and strategies
+1 I have a friend who is a proffesional poker player and he just know maths and psychology he's work is playing in pokerstars in Portugal everyday. Wow, really interesting, is your friend good? You could show him bitcoin and bring him here to give us some advices What would you like to know? I'd be willing to give a few pointers.
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