MoscowRadio
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There are a lot of books out there that focus on the importance of stack-to-pot ratios, pot-odds, etc., but what about a legitimate math book (think jr. high/high school days) where you are given the information and then fill out any parts of the equation that you are asked to? For example:
You are playing a $1/$2 NL cash game. You have $400 and your opponent who has $140 raises from MP to $6. You call on the button and both blinds fold.
What are the effective stacks?_________
What is your SPR?_________
Of course this is just a short example with little information, but would then build up to adding hands into the mix, pot-odds, player information, etc. Like most math books, the answers would be in the back of the book.
I think this could be a fun/interesting concept.
You are playing a $1/$2 NL cash game. You have $400 and your opponent who has $140 raises from MP to $6. You call on the button and both blinds fold.
What are the effective stacks?_________
What is your SPR?_________
Of course this is just a short example with little information, but would then build up to adding hands into the mix, pot-odds, player information, etc. Like most math books, the answers would be in the back of the book.
I think this could be a fun/interesting concept.