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Can you turn a trash hand into a long term winner?
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[QUOTE="Chris_TC, post: 898934, member: 19538"] Hey guys, I've always wanted to do this little experiment, and I think now is the time. Basically, I'll take an awful starting hand and for a few weeks play it similarly to how I'd play a really strong hand, i.e. very aggressively. Obviously, I'll mostly have to avoid showdowns. Looking through the worst $/hand list for the last 2 months, the worst trash hand is 96o which has cost me $0.93/hand. Next in the list is T7o with -$0.88/hand. A bit further down comes J7o with -$0.80/hand. The totals for roughly 1300 hands each are: 96o = -194.9 ptBB T7o = -172.3 ptBB J7o = -152.8 ptBB The graphs all look remarkably similar. They are almost linear (due to lots of folding) with no upswings in sight. Once we have picked a hand, I'll post the graph and try to turn it into a winner :D If you think I should pick a hand not on the list, please post it. [/QUOTE]
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