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  1. TNguyen TNguyen is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:36pm)

    anyone know the site with the downloadble program that determines your M on every hand? ty
  2. SCTrojans SCTrojans is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:38pm) in reply to TNguyen

    Division is super hard.
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  3. stevel1017 stevel1017 is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:39pm) in reply to TNguyen

    if on a windows machine
    start -> all programs ->accessories -> calculator
  4. Numskull21 Numskull21 is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:39pm) in reply to SCTrojans

    Contact your nearest middle school for help.
  5. sobizzle21 sobizzle21 is offline Scammer

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:39pm) in reply to SCTrojans

    level?
    970 
  6. Leet8s Leet8s is offline usausausausausa

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:40pm) in reply to SCTrojans

    If you cant do M calculations in your head, how do you expect to do pot odds and figuring out when to call/fold? M = Your Stack / (BB + SB + X*Ante) where X = the amount of people at the table just in case you didn't know.
     
  7. AFink93 AFink93 is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:40pm) in reply to TNguyen

    PM Threeven he invented the whole damn thing.
  8. wynnkid wynnkid is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:49pm) in reply to AFink93

    calculator.com
     
  9. adam_mc adam_mc is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:50pm) in reply to AFink93

    The best program I have found for calculating M is Grade 1 math.
  10. supa_donk supa_donk is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:51pm) in reply to adam_mc

    best level ever
     
  11. time4badbeat time4badbeat is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:51pm) in reply to SCTrojans

     
    Originally Posted by SCTrojans View Post


    Division is super hard.

    Cosign
     
  12. shadymoves shadymoves is offline

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    Sep 10th, 2008 (9/10/2008 11:54pm) in reply to stevel1017

     
    Originally Posted by stevel1017 View Post

    if on a windows machine
    start -> all programs ->accessories -> calculator

    you're my hero. took the words right out of my mouth.
  13. Fife19 Fife19 is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:08am) in reply to adam_mc

     
    Originally Posted by adam_mc View Post

    The best program I have found for calculating M is Grade 1 math.

    lol... I was hoping for these posts when I read the thread title.
  14. isator isator is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:19am) in reply to TNguyen

     
    Originally Posted by TNguyen View Post

    anyone know the site with the downloadble program that determines your M on every hand? ty

    are u serious?

    divide..lol
  15. pharreal87 pharreal87 is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:21am) in reply to Fife19

     
    Originally Posted by Fife19 View Post

     
    Originally Posted by adam_mc View Post

    The best program I have found for calculating M is Grade 1 math.

    lol... I was hoping for these posts when I read the thread title.

    me2 and this was the best response imo
  16. Kanye-East83 Kanye-East83 is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:22am) in reply to isator

    this should help

    www.middleschoolmath.com
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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:28am) in reply to TNguyen

    donkaments
  18. Mkind16 Mkind16 is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:30am) in reply to TNguyen

    If u rly r bad at division, just make a simple excel sheet to solve.
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  19. elusively elusively is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:32am) in reply to Mkind16

    Amazing how many responses this thread gets from big-name players.

    We clearly need a HS forum.
  20. mathclub mathclub is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:34am) in reply to TNguyen

    god this site is full of downeys

    this is a great idea. i would seriously pay money for a program that calculated this and put it on every table i was playing in the same place.

    i could do the calculation faster than most of you could, but it would save me 0.3 of a second per hand to have it already on the screen. given that I see hundreds of hands per hour, this would save me a lot of time and make me more effective at multitabling.

    Instead of playing 16-18 tables I could play 20+ easily if I had this program. Even better, when i'm 8 tabling i could pay more attention to the tv.

    Actually, putting the M of every stack on the table, not just yours, would be the best.

    faster decisions = more profit. great idea OP.

    nice job everyone trying to be funny without actually thinking it through. well done.
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  21. grapsfan grapsfan is offline Head Curmudgeon

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:37am) in reply to mathclub

    MC, if this was really what he was asking for...then I think there'd be a lot more open-mindedness. Because you're right; it'd be an invaluable tool for massive multitabling.

    This isn't what he's asking for.
     
  22. mathclub mathclub is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:45am) in reply to grapsfan

    i think it's a great idea for lazy/retarded people as well. the more of them playing and the more tables they can play the better imo.

    point taken though. I am 7 tabling at the moment so maybe missed the point a bit.

    regardless, think it's an idication of how things are round here these days that people just start ripping on someone without spend 2 seconds to think something through. some people are just lazy and/or bad at maths, if he wants to pay money rather than work out an M what's the big deal?

    i'll be buying this program if someone makes one.
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  23. downbylaw11 downbylaw11 is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:45am) in reply to TNguyen

    i was all ready to type my sarcastic reply to this dumb thread. but the entire board beat me to it.
  24. mathclub mathclub is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:47am) in reply to downbylaw11

    i'm on OP's side.

    lazy people ftw
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  25. shadymoves shadymoves is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 12:48am) in reply to mathclub

     
    Originally Posted by mathclub View Post

    god this site is full of downeys

    this is a great idea. i would seriously pay money for a program that calculated this and put it on every table i was playing in the same place.

    i could do the calculation faster than most of you could, but it would save me 0.3 of a second per hand to have it already on the screen. given that I see hundreds of hands per hour, this would save me a lot of time and make me more effective at multitabling.

    Instead of playing 16-18 tables I could play 20+ easily if I had this program. Even better, when i'm 8 tabling i could pay more attention to the tv.

    Actually, putting the M of every stack on the table, not just yours, would be the best.

    faster decisions = more profit. great idea OP.

    nice job everyone trying to be funny without actually thinking it through. well done.

    way to be a buzz kill.
  26. Skitz0Frenik Skitz0Frenik is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 1:34am) in reply to TNguyen

    Actually yes, there is a program that does this.

    http://www.pleasedividemystacksizeby...ttonthanks.com
  27. Fife19 Fife19 is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 1:39am) in reply to mathclub

     
    Originally Posted by mathclub View Post


    i could do the calculation faster than most of you could

    I was gonna say something about that comment.... But your name is mathclub...
  28. warden warden is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 1:44am) in reply to Skitz0Frenik

     
    Originally Posted by Skitz0Frenik View Post

    Actually yes, there is a program that does this.

    http://www.pleasedividemystacksizeby...ttonthanks.com

    domains can only be 63 characters long, liar
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  29. pzane pzane is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 1:47am) in reply to mathclub

    I agree with the first 20 responses from people who are not 'high stakes experts.' This is a calculation that is incredibly simple and a good exercise, -especially- if you are not good at math. Having such an automated tool, while convenient, may actually retard the learning process or assist in the development of bad habits.

    Practice this calculation on every hand, for every player, until you can do it in your sleep.
  30. mathclub mathclub is offline

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    Sep 11th, 2008 (9/11/2008 1:48am) in reply to Fife19

     
    Originally Posted by Fife19 View Post

     
    Originally Posted by mathclub View Post


    i could do the calculation faster than most of you could

    I was gonna say something about that comment.... But your name is mathclub...

    plus i'm 98th percentile of university graduates for maths ability.

    so most means 98% (of college graduates).

    shipt
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