peterc1992 wrote:Very off at the minute..]
Played a 2 euro mtt.I have about 1600,started with 1500 and about 50 people knocked out and about 200 left.
I get 5 5 on big blind . a few fold and one guy raises an extra 100 which is big blind,one other calls and i call too.So its 5-5 v Q-Q V A-10. Flop 5 A 10.IM happy.I check.QQ bets 700,A 10 all in,i push all in aswell. the Q Q calls!! So im happy wen i see the cards although im wondering how the QQ calls with an ace on the board and with two people all in in front of him.I have a set and the QQ hits his third Queen on the turn.Tournament over!.................................. ...he calls all in with pocket queens and and over card on the board,espicially with two of us all in already,reallyt annoyed me i had to get away from the pc for a few minutes....
peterc1992 wrote:Played a 1 euro tourny an hour later and made it to 11th out of 300 so i was quite happy...Was stll off wit the earlier one though.
You wait to get a good hand for youself and you push the stacjk in knowing you have the pair of aces bet and some idiot calls with a pair of queens and hits the set
bigmick wrote:Any of you guys get involved in any of that "EV" stuff?
bigmick wrote:peterc1992 wrote:Played a 1 euro tourny an hour later and made it to 11th out of 300 so i was quite happy...Was stll off wit the earlier one though.
You wait to get a good hand for youself and you push the stacjk in knowing you have the pair of aces bet and some idiot calls with a pair of queens and hits the set
In fairness mate I don't fold Q's as a rule myself either. If I get the Q's and someone goes all in, I'll shove as well (if I'm over them obviously I go all in as well). I have been known tolet em go if there's three or four all ins, but ultimately there's only two hands which are better, and as you say you've still got an outside chance of hitting a set and taking the pot anyway.
If I've been sitting waiting for a hand though and I hit Q's, I ain't folding. Matter of fact if it's towards the end and the blinds have crept up, I'm pretty much a certainty to be looking to get my chips in pre flop with the Q's, so I'm happy to call or raise an all-in.
burjennio wrote:Back on topic and to give you a very simple example of EV in action. Say you have KQ of hearts on a board of 2s 6h 10h, but you are pretty sure your opponent has AA in his hands. If their is $500 in the pot and your opponent bets $100, you are getting laid 6-1 odds on you hitting a flush in the next two cards, assuming that you opponent would check the turn (if he doesn't your odds decrease and you end up dealing with whats called implied and reverse implies odds which involve chasing a hand with the knowledge that you will or will not get paid on it) on what is a draw of about 3-1 (approx the value of hitting a flush after the turn in this situation, there are loads of different odds to know in different poker situations, I would advise most players to become reasonably acquainted with some of the more common ones, so to summarise you are getting 6/1 odds on a 3/1 shot, giving you 50% positive Estimated value.
A negative EV example would be the same flop as above but this time your opponent bets $500 into the $500 pot, creating a pot of $1000 but which you would have to pony up $500 to continue playing. So in this example you are only getting laid 2/1 odds on a 3/1 shot, giving you a 33% minus estimated value on the hand.
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