Online Poker Tournament Rankings

Your friend has less than 10bb, and he's only raising 3bb so obv he has either zero clue or has a monster. In any event, I like {QQ+, AK}. I know that sounds super tight, but those who raise 3BB with 9BB in their stack are usually looking for action.

Give her the soap. /thread.

Here's the math. Given a $20 SNG, prizes 90/54/36. ICM Calculator: 3 places If you fold: Player Chips Prob 1st Prob 2nd Prob 3rd Equity Hero 800 0.0593 0.1403 0.6492 $36.28 Player 2 9000 0.6667 0.2873 0.0444 $77.12 Player 3 3550 0.2630 0.5454 0.1786 $59.55 Player 4 150 0.0111 0.0269 0.1277 $7.05 If you call and win: Player Chips Prob 1st Prob 2nd Prob 3rd Equity Hero 1975 0.1463 0.3255 0.4736 $47.79 Player 2 9000 0.6667 0.2641 0.0667 $76.66 Player 3 2375 0.1759 0.3840 0.3996 $50.95 Player 4 150

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Try them on Carbon Poker. Yes, they are fun. The idea works!

I'm going to focus on something that is a theme in this thread. When playing on the SNG bubble, should we play to win, or play to cash? First let's look at the payouts of a $20 SNG. $90/$54/$36. 4th gets $0. 3rd gets $36 more than 4th. 2nd gets $18 more than 3rd. 1st gets $36 more than 2nd. As you can see, 1st and 3rd are awesome, and 2nd and 4th suck. Most importantly, 1st and 3rd are equally awesome. Incorrect answer: Play to win. Incorrect answer: Play to cash, then play to win. The correct

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