So we all train ourselves to be as close to nash as possible, given the right ranges we give our oponents. For that we use calculators and keep on trying to emulate them ingame
But what i wanna ask here is what happens if we step outside of nash
Example: You do a shove that is -0.10ev longrun. That would mean that in the longrun itll lose us 0.10% of prizepool or so i think (feel free to correct)
But every round the blinds will always lose ev and well always gain. In the end it all ends in a 0 sum.
Its also of most ppl knowledge that if we let blinds by we lose ev in the tourney definitivly. Should we account for the blinds pass and make -ev shoves and plays that might lose some ev but not as much as the blinds pass
Its already general knowledge -ev moves shud be made to get +ev spots in future but that so far only beeing used in money plays.
But should we account the blinds pass and do always little -ev shoves/calls to account for blinds? Should we only do -ev shoves when were short and blinds passing actually hurts our ev in the tourney alot? How much -ev should we be taking?
Discussion open 
