Another day in the deep freeze. Cozy up, bundle up, wrap your face up, zip that jacket up, and turn the volume up on @CBCTempo@CBCMusic for some glorious warmth & majesty. With me?
@MikeNellis Statistically speaking, the chance that seven of these ten numbers end in the digit 9 is next to impossible. These numbers are obviously fabricated.
@peakgto The flop is great for the BB; I would expect a check-raise most of the time. So for pure solver action, a check would probably be right, reserving our equity for the turn. But not everyone plays GTO, I think in-game I'd probably make the small bet, hoping to find passivity.
@peakgto Very nice analysis. I imagine a good portion of your readership are cash game players only; what would the analysis be for the same cards and runout at 100BB cash. I guess it would be pretty short: hero folds A2s in UTG7.
@bencb789@luckman_17@CoinPoker_OFF I agree it's a big risk, but tactically, look where you are if you win. You have virtually the same stack as him, so he can no longer bully the table, but now you can bully the three smaller stacks behind you when you're dealer or cutoff.
@astrojoc Might want to caution your students that this term has double entendre aspects and should probably be replaced by something like "easy opportunity".
@peakgto The appearance of this chart is misleading. Because we've selected the 65o (on the right) for individual suit breakdown (on the left), the color has changed from the orangey small bet to a dark color (but not as dark as the push) that might mislead you to think we push here.