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slippyjim
Joined: 07.10.2011

Hi,

Ive known about nash for a while now but have just read about SAGE but the explanation doesnt make sense to me

R =the ratio of the smallest stack to the big blind.

R Push from SB0.. Call From BB
7 PI 26 ................ PI 30
6 PI 25 ................ PI 29
5 PI 24 ................ PI 28
4 PI 23 ................ PI 26
3 PI 22 ................ PI 24
2 PI 21 ................ PI 17
1 PI 17 ................ ANY - One of you is all-in at this point in the chart.

So the chart says when R=1 somone is all in, so obviously either the SB or BB has 1BB
But in the following situation R=1 but the BB is not all in

blinds 500/1000
SB has 5000
BB has 5000

R=1 but the BB has 5BB

From that table it kind of reads as R is the effective stack size in BB?

What have I misunderstood?

Thanks


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slippyjim
Joined: 07.10.2011

Forget that, it was me not reading it correctly...
I read R =the ratio of the smallest stack to the big blind. as
R =the ratio of the smallest stack to the big stack.


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