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« Reply #30 on: November 13, 2008, 12:43:55 AM »

call, then hopefully you lose and you can gtfo of live poker and play online.

Is this 9th level analysis?

no sir, i play tournaments, we dont think above level 1.

If you read the original Sklansky thing you'll find that there is a level zero for you to think at if you want.

 

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« Reply #31 on: November 13, 2008, 01:33:26 AM »

im kinda torn. if im rolled for 10k tournaments (obv never gonna happen) then i snap coz i like money. Obv assuming equal ability its a snap. but i do think i can find so many better places to make chips risk free. I feel like a mug for saying that but sigh its true.

^I agree with this.

What if you are in the same situation, but you have pocket sixes and are about 52%. Do you still all snap? Cos 2% extra equity in this particular spot doesn't seem all that relevant to me. If someone did this every tournament, then perhaps yes it would be relevant. But I think it's okay to be results orientated here right? And lets face it, half the time you double up, half the time you're felted.

I would argue that 20,000 chips in the first 3-4 levels of a tournament plays very similar to 10,000 chips because you have so many big blinds. I guess dependant on who else at the table accumulates chips. 3-4 levels is a reasonable amount of time to accumulate chips more traditionally. My point is, I'm not sure you gain sufficient edge on the tournament to make this worthwhile.

If I'm sitting on the table with 5 famous pros and 3 Scandi's wearing expensive watches, I'm happy to call all day with QQ. But if there's a bunch of satellite players and such on my table, there's every chance I'd muck...

So what do you do if the three scandi's arent even wearing watches?

sigh at how they now have a truly communal telepathic brain network, where only the king scandie antonius has to wear one. world domination is near.

Antonius is not a Scandie. He's Finnish.

When I put Scandinavia into google, all sources bar Wikipedia say Finland is in Scandinavia, albeit only Northern Finland.

I would therefore contend that a Finnish man is Scandinavian.

No, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are the Scandinavian countries. Add Iceland and Finland and they become the 'Nordic' countries. Ask anyone from those countries and they'll say that is the case.
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« Reply #32 on: November 13, 2008, 02:38:17 AM »

im kinda torn. if im rolled for 10k tournaments (obv never gonna happen) then i snap coz i like money. Obv assuming equal ability its a snap. but i do think i can find so many better places to make chips risk free. I feel like a mug for saying that but sigh its true.

^I agree with this.

What if you are in the same situation, but you have pocket sixes and are about 52%. Do you still all snap? Cos 2% extra equity in this particular spot doesn't seem all that relevant to me. If someone did this every tournament, then perhaps yes it would be relevant. But I think it's okay to be results orientated here right? And lets face it, half the time you double up, half the time you're felted.

I would argue that 20,000 chips in the first 3-4 levels of a tournament plays very similar to 10,000 chips because you have so many big blinds. I guess dependant on who else at the table accumulates chips. 3-4 levels is a reasonable amount of time to accumulate chips more traditionally. My point is, I'm not sure you gain sufficient edge on the tournament to make this worthwhile.

If I'm sitting on the table with 5 famous pros and 3 Scandi's wearing expensive watches, I'm happy to call all day with QQ. But if there's a bunch of satellite players and such on my table, there's every chance I'd muck...

So what do you do if the three scandi's arent even wearing watches?

sigh at how they now have a truly communal telepathic brain network, where only the king scandie antonius has to wear one. world domination is near.

Antonius is not a Scandie. He's Finnish.

When I put Scandinavia into google, all sources bar Wikipedia say Finland is in Scandinavia, albeit only Northern Finland.

I would therefore contend that a Finnish man is Scandinavian.

No, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are the Scandinavian countries. Add Iceland and Finland and they become the 'Nordic' countries. Ask anyone from those countries and they'll say that is the case.

no-one likes a smartarse. but fairplay, u is wel smart bruv.
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« Reply #33 on: November 13, 2008, 09:42:19 AM »

No, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are the Scandinavian countries. Add Iceland and Finland and they become the 'Nordic' countries. Ask anyone from those countries and they'll say that is the case.

Yeah - Danes, Swedes and Norwegians think that Finns are a bit strange.
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