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Freeroll Wars: No Foldem Holdem: AA odds
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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 5036465, member: 385063"] [b]Banking Tournament Chips[/b] Thank you for your post. Your use of the phrase go to the bank caused me to really think about this situation. In a cash game you can bank the win but you cannot bank the win in a tournament you must continue playing. For further consideration I offer the following real world situation. ACR on demand free roll: 500+ entrants starting stack of 1500 The very first hand we are faced with the AA all in pre 50% equity vs 3 opponents opportunity. Winning means we now have 6000 in chips 500+ players still in the field. Consider this possible scenario. We know are skill enables us to cash in 1 of 10 tournaments. We get all in with the aces. We now have 6K in chips or are out of the tournament Out of ten tournaments we continue on in only 50% of 10 =5 We now have 5 tournaments to succeed in but our skill level has not changed it is still 1-10 Does the 6K in chips increase our odds of cashing to 1-5 or better? Thanks again for posting. I hope you enjoy my out of the box thinking:alien: [/QUOTE]
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