Scaling your Bet
February 15th, 2018 at 11:25:13 AM
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Im looking for a little advice in tournament play when it comes to my bank roll for 3 card poker. Based on my play and reading, the first rule is to take the bank roll and divide by hands in the round and then by three to cover, ante, Pairs plus and bet. I also factor in the % of folded hand at 30%. This gives a slightly higher wager per hand, So far nothing out of the norm here except the allowance for the fold.
My question is this... because it is a fixed number of hands, does it make any sense mathematically to adjust your wager level as you near the end of the round. ie you have reached the mid point of the round and you see that you are ahead of the curve, do you adjust your wager to accommodate the new bank roll to take you to the end of the round, or keep plugging away at the same level?
My question is this... because it is a fixed number of hands, does it make any sense mathematically to adjust your wager level as you near the end of the round. ie you have reached the mid point of the round and you see that you are ahead of the curve, do you adjust your wager to accommodate the new bank roll to take you to the end of the round, or keep plugging away at the same level?
