question about Badeucy and badacey
For example in Badeucy:
If I have a hand like 9♦ 7♥ 5♠ 3♣ 2♥
do I get rid of the 9 which ruins my badeucy for a potential scoop and improvement or brick?
Basically Im wondering what is best line in these games....
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In straight Badugi and Triple Draw you would be correct. In split pot game where the goal is to hog the pot, you need to make adjustments. I've done excessive amounts of equity runs, I know the mathematics of this game fairly well but there is still room for improvement (my memory for figures isn't the greatest). Its true that my post was not instinctual, but it is founded
Where are these old posts? Anyone link to them?
Probably irrecoverable due to long time ago if it ever existed. Guy couldn’t find it ten years ago and I’m skeptical generally they solved this back in 2008. And it’s not just about equity anyway. There’s playability issues too. Although if they used Galt’s motor maybe they possibly at least incorporated fold equities to. But whatever, it’s a ghost now
With two or more opponents I would keep my answer unchanged from 2016 and draw 1. HU keep the nine although I think it’s close, so I don’t always do it
On another note it’s been awhile since I’ve read an electrical post. RIP to that great man.
Probably irrecoverable due to long time ago if it ever existed. Guy couldn’t find it ten years ago and I’m skeptical generally they solved this back in 2008. And it’s not just about equity anyway. .
Very unlikely many (or any) badeucy solvers out there based on the fact that most of the guys you know that have deuce solvers don't sit badeucy much and some of the solver geniuses make mistakes in badeucy they wouldn't make if they have a solver.
I know what I've used in the past is different from typical solvers though in that snowing frequencies in badeicy are 0% so its more so a mmulti street equity calculator. (d1 or d2 with 8 low 3 card type stuff)
