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Old Feb 17th, 2010, 08:10 PM
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Default To much math

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Originally Posted by Quesofromage View Post
It's always the ratio of what's in the pot, to what it costs you to call and continue. See? That makes it easy, right?
I got it, thanks.

I am a software engineer, so I spend alot of time working out math algorithms. I also like the stock market, so I spend alot of time "calculating odds" there too. I think I look at the pot the same way I do stocks. It doesn't matter how much I "invest" in each betting round. If I start the hand with $100, bet a total for the hand of $50, and win a pot of $150, then I doubled ( 2:1 ) my investment.

I just need to get out of that mindset when I play poker.
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