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 Mathematics and Inspiration

At the end of the document you will find a longer text

about the math in Poker

There is a formula and some examples:

- preflop steal / re-steal

- different bet-sizing

- implied calculation

I explain everything on my streams live on twitch.tv

On my YouTube movies

And via private message whenever you have a question

 Bankroll Management

Be conservative! Take your time

Whenever you deserve to move up in the Limits it goes so quickly anyway.

1 Limit per Month is possible! But dont expect too much :)

Swings and variance can be huge -> you can not protect yourself against that.
But please, NEVER TILT!

The game on higher Limits is very aggro, make sure you have enough stacks
otherwise it will hurt...
 Multitabling – how many tables should I play?

I can NOT answer that question → it always depends on you!

Lets do a realistic calculation about that and

compare 2 different players :)

- NL25 (blinds 0.10 / 0.25) with 2 or 4 tables

- You play 200 hands per hour per table on Zoom or FastForward
(would be 80 hands / hour on a regular table)

- Your winrate is 4,5bb with 2 tables... and 2bb with 4 tables

It seems like you win more with 2 tables, right?

2 tables -- 1,12$ per 100 Hands -- 11,20$ per 1k hands – with 400 hands per
hour it will be 4,50$ per hour

4 tables -- 0.50$ per 100 hands -- 5,00$ per 1k hands – with 800 hands per
hour it will be 4,00$ per hour

- You pay about 20$ rake per 1k hands on NL25

- 20$ x 0.4 (for 400 hands) with 2 tables = 8$ rake per hour
- 20$ x 0.8 (for 800 hands) with 4 tables = 16$ rake per hour

- With the VIP Status you get back about 15-25% depending on your real
volume on lower stakes which obviously is higher if you play more
tables/hands! With my high volume i get back up to 60% --> if you change
all numbers with my rakeback you will be shocked :)

2 tables -- 15% back from 8$ rake per hour = 1,20$ additional to the 4,50$
winrate = 5,70$ TOTAL
4 tables -- 20% back from 16$ rake per hour = 3,20$ additional to the 4$
winrate = 7,20$ TOTAL
 The calculations are reasonable because more rake means more
% rakeback because of the higher volume!

For what do you play? I play for $$$ in my pocket

and i do NOT care about the winrate...

You think a player is perfect if he plays 1 table with 10bb / 100 winrate?
I prefer a player with 1bb / 100 winrate on 8 tables
as his hourly $ is much much higher.

THAT is just for the inspiration guys, do the calculation for yourself and
check how your winrate decrease on more tables --> maybe you become a
huge losing player with too many tables :))
YouTube Movie about Calculations including an excel sheet
 Preflop Steals for auto-profit in Ca$hGames and tournaments without ante

Formula: Invest / (Pot + Invest)

Example for the first situation: 3 Big Blind raise --> invest 3 to win 1,5.
3 / (1,5 + 3) --> calculator 3 / 4,5 = 0,66 = 66%
It has to work 2 out of 3 situations = 66%
2,5 Big Blind raise --> invest 2,5 to win 1,5. Has to work 62,5%
2 Big Blind raise --> invest 2 to win 1,5. Has to work 57,1%

BUT if you are in the Small Blind and you raise 3 Big Blinds, remember, you only
INVEST 2,5bb as your Small Blind is inside already!

In general we need the following fold-equity to get auto-profit

CO steal 66,6% with 3bb open raises OR 62,5% with 2,5bb open raises
BU steal vs Blinds 57,1% if we raise 2bb
SB steal vs BB 62,5% if we raise 3bb (invest 2,5bb)

Big Blind 3bet / re-raises / re-steals to get auto-profit:

On the following examples we always need him to fold 66% to "print money"
2 to 8
2,5 to 9
3 to 10
From 2 to 8 --> we invest 7 to win 3,5... it has to work in 2 out of 3 times = 66%
Example:
Button raises 2 Big Blinds, there are 3,5 Big Blind in the Pot (2bb open raise + 1 big
blind + 0.5 small blind), we re-raise to 8 Big Blinds from the BigBlind investing 7 Big
Blinds as 1 Big Blind is inside already.
Formula we remember = Invest / (Pot + Invest)
7 / (3,5 + 7) --> for the calculator 7 / 10,5 = 0,66 = 66%

How can that work? Let us do another example:

Our opponent in the BU opens a 75% range of hands as the Button is the best position
on the table. He plays in position post-flop (on Flop Turn and River).
He has a good steal situation as he only has 2 players behind him
who very likely have no "premium" hand.
If you re-raise from the Big Blind now, your opponent should fold 66% of those hands
to give you the best thing in poker --> auto-profit. But even if he just folds 59% its fine
for us as our hand still plays (has equity) and we have the iniative.
Lets calculate this.
 75% open raise x 33% he may still play (remember we need 66% fold-equity)
0.75 x 0.33 = 0.25 = 25% of total hands.

That means if your opponent is not capable to play something like KJo or 87s or 88 to a
3bet / re-raise you can pressure him a ton...

If you 3bet something like T6 suited which is obviously not for value and your opponent
folds 59% to 3bets, we do NOT generate auto-profit but we still have ~ 30% hand equity
against his "call to 3bet range". Dont think we win the pot in 30% here!!! That is up to
your opponent... sometimes our opponent folds too often to our flop cbet. Sometimes
our opponent is tough to play and we should wait for really good boards for our T6
suited for example Flushdraws, TopPairs, 2-Pairs.

We bluff:
- Potsize --> we need 50% fold-equity
for example the Pot is 10$ --- we bluff 10$ --- if that works out in 50%
we are break even
- Half Potsize --> we need 33% him to fold
- double Potsize --> we need him 66% to fold which obviously looks very strong

We call on the River:

- a Potsize bet --> we need 33% to be profitable

for example the Pot is 10$ -- he bets 10$ -- we have to invest 10$ to win 20$.
That has to work in 1 of 3 times. Formula: 10 / (20+10)
- half Potsize bet --> we need 25% to win

Remember, if we have a flushdraw, we only have 18% to the next card. Why can we still
call on the flop if our opponent bets half Potsize (we learned that we need 25%).
Its called implied --> what happens if we hit? We can generate more than it is already in
the Pot without that much risk knowing our hand SHOULD be the best.

For the same reason you play very small pocket pairs or why do you call pocket 2s to a 3
Big Blind raise? Do you think your hand will win without a hit? Its sooo hard to play.

In that situation we invest 3 Big Blinds, our set (3 of a kind) arrives on the Flop in about
1 : 7,5 which means in 1 out of 8,5 Flops. So we invest 3 Big Blinds in 7,5 situations
before the set arrives = 3 x 7,5 = 22,5 Big Blinds which sounds expensive right?

But what happens if you hit? Yes, you expect a larger payout that those 22,5 Big Blinds
you invested over time... keyword "implied" :)