UTH, one flop card
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The QUESTION:
How much advantage the gambler gets if in UTH before opens flop, will know with a probability ~33%, one of the cards
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Quote: acesideI guess Dr Eliot has researched this. He is here. However, I believe you will get a lot more advantage if you know any information about the dealer’s hole cards.
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At the moment there is only information one of 3 flop cards. Do you have info about advantage
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Quote: DobrijQuote: acesideI guess Dr Eliot has researched this. He is here. However, I believe you will get a lot more advantage if you know any information about the dealer’s hole cards.
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At the moment there is only information one of 3 flop cards. Do you have info about advantage
?!?
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I believe it’s in the 3% range
Quote: DobrijHi 2 ALL !
I apologize if this question has been raised before, if yes please link me.
The QUESTION:
How much advantage the gambler gets if in UTH before opens flop, will know with a probability ~33%, one of the cards
?!?
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33% chance to know rank AND suit or just rank? Meaning you think it is the 5 of spades and it will be the 5 of spades 33% of the time, but it is just as likely to be the 5 of clubs or the 9 of diamonds? In the real world if you can glimpse a card you are not likely to confuse a jack with a 6, but more likely to confuse a jack with a king.
Quote: SOOPOOQuote: DobrijHi 2 ALL !
I apologize if this question has been raised before, if yes please link me.
The QUESTION:
How much advantage the gambler gets if in UTH before opens flop, will know with a probability ~33%, one of the cards
?!?
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33% chance to know rank AND suit or just rank? Meaning you think it is the 5 of spades and it will be the 5 of spades 33% of the time, but it is just as likely to be the 5 of clubs or the 9 of diamonds? In the real world if you can glimpse a card you are not likely to confuse a jack with a 6, but more likely to confuse a jack with a king.
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In 33% of cases I will know a specific card, face value and suit
Quote: DobrijQuote: SOOPOOQuote: DobrijHi 2 ALL !
I apologize if this question has been raised before, if yes please link me.
The QUESTION:
How much advantage the gambler gets if in UTH before opens flop, will know with a probability ~33%, one of the cards
?!?
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33% chance to know rank AND suit or just rank? Meaning you think it is the 5 of spades and it will be the 5 of spades 33% of the time, but it is just as likely to be the 5 of clubs or the 9 of diamonds? In the real world if you can glimpse a card you are not likely to confuse a jack with a 6, but more likely to confuse a jack with a king.
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In 33% of cases I will know a specific card, face value and suit
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In that case I think you will have around a .75-1% edge
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In that case I think you will have around a .75-1% edge
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Is this a total end hand advantage EV = +1%? Or additional to the optimal -2% + 1% = -1%?
How did you calculate it, or did you take it out of your head?
I was going from memory, I just found it. If you know one flop card you have a 3.6 % edge on that hand. So if you’re only getting it 33% around 1.2 %Quote: DobrijQuote: Hunterhill
In that case I think you will have around a .75-1% edge
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Is this a total end hand advantage EV = +1%? Or additional to the optimal -2% + 1% = -1%?
How did you calculate it, or did you take it out of your head?
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It’s in CAA
