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本帖最后由 yyy6 于 2012-10-25 18:44 编辑
dfu2012 发表于 2012-10-25 16:56
我这里的确做了简化,弃牌率是很多人喜欢的东西,AK的SHOVE最有威力的地方也是弃牌率,但针对特定选手( ...
Sorry I can't input chinese from work.
I think call/shove/fold really depends on how you distribute your opponent's range to KK+ or lower pairs or air, and don't forget he might has AK as well. Maybe I misunderstood, but you seem imply that call is better than shove against 99-QQ, that I definitely would disagree.
Thinking from the opponent's view, given he holds 99-QQ or AK. 5 Bet all in has a very tight range which can probably get assigned like AK ~20%, KK ~35% AA~40% and others <5% ( just indication of the odds distribution, someone may assign more or less odds to KK and AA ), which gives some overall winning odds for QQ around only 30%. using 1200 to win 2600 will need 32%. 99/TT/JJ will have more folding equity. I am not saying the opponent will fold or should fold, just saying the folding equity may not be as small as you implied.
Your strategy of "folding if miss and alll in if hit on flop" will only get advantage when not only flop missed but also turn/river missed( or roughly the odds 99-QQ win from pre-flop ), so ~ 53% * 1200 = 636, but the trade off is
1, folding equity as above mentioned * 1400,
2, 32%( you hit on flop) * odds opponent folds on flop * 90%*1200, where 90% is opponent not hit on turn/river.
3, 68% * 22%( AK miss flop but hit turn/river and win the pot ) * 2600.
3 alone is 390 which is pretty much fixed, i only need 18% folding equity of 1 alone to cover 636, this is assuming folding odds in 2 is 0....
To get a better feeling, I would assigin folding equity in both 1 and 2 to about 30%( to the best hand QQ ), this will give total trade-off of EV for shove as 914.
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