15 hands with nine players, how many hand should you win out of the 15 hands
Jillychemung
Stacks & Stacks
Loyaler
Are you talking about only playing 15 hands out of the total hands dealt or talking about the 1st 15 hands dealt? One plays all the hands dealt to us unless we are sitting out or away from the table as a fold is a 'play'.
eetenor
Legend
Platinum Level
The basic idea here is -all cards equally distributed -all players equally skilled - it is 15/9=1.5 hands won-of the winning hands from bluffs the standard is 33% bluff freq on rivers so we could estimate .5 hands won by bluffing- Knowing this does not help us however due to variance of hands and player skills and so few hands dealt.
kunkgreen
Legend
Platinum Level
The goal would be to win the 'tournament', right?! (the mode matters moreover - mtt or cash)
Of the 15 hands played (with 9 players), would you like to know how many hands should we win at showdown...
and how many at bluff to be a positive EV play?
The minimum bluff to win?
I didn't quite understand the question... if you can explain a little...
In addition to the aforementioned where we will have a very small sample...
if we are talking about statistics we are also not taking into account something very valuable, which is the position with which each hand is played.
Of the 15 hands played (with 9 players), would you like to know how many hands should we win at showdown...
and how many at bluff to be a positive EV play?
The minimum bluff to win?
I didn't quite understand the question... if you can explain a little...
In addition to the aforementioned where we will have a very small sample...
if we are talking about statistics we are also not taking into account something very valuable, which is the position with which each hand is played.
jonaselloco
Legend
Platinum Level
I don't quite understand the question my friend.
For example, you play 15 hands and in no hand do you draw cards or to play, for example, in BB you could see up to 2 hands if no one makes a high raise and at least see the miraculous flop and have a chance of winning.
In SB similar things can happen to you
I think bluffing is not mandatory, but in certain positions it can be done better if there is a general abandonment in CO or BN, you can bluff with some comfort.
Also, as Kunkgreen says, is it in an MTT, in an SNG, or in cash?
In addition, there is also the importance of what position you are in in an MTT, for example. If you're the leader at a table and the remaining 8 are waiting for the prize you're almost guaranteed, many players take advantage of that situation to steal blinds, or bluff at the possibility of a limp or a weak opponent.
In short, for me, the situation in the MTT is fundamental.
I don't think I've read about that, but I really don't know if there is a statistic that says that throughout an MTT a player has to win or win if or if so many hands out of 15 plays, win. t try to find information if it exists.
Greetings friend
For example, you play 15 hands and in no hand do you draw cards or to play, for example, in BB you could see up to 2 hands if no one makes a high raise and at least see the miraculous flop and have a chance of winning.
In SB similar things can happen to you
I think bluffing is not mandatory, but in certain positions it can be done better if there is a general abandonment in CO or BN, you can bluff with some comfort.
Also, as Kunkgreen says, is it in an MTT, in an SNG, or in cash?
In addition, there is also the importance of what position you are in in an MTT, for example. If you're the leader at a table and the remaining 8 are waiting for the prize you're almost guaranteed, many players take advantage of that situation to steal blinds, or bluff at the possibility of a limp or a weak opponent.
In short, for me, the situation in the MTT is fundamental.
I don't think I've read about that, but I really don't know if there is a statistic that says that throughout an MTT a player has to win or win if or if so many hands out of 15 plays, win. t try to find information if it exists.
Greetings friend
