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Originally Posted by ScottMc T=tournament chips. the "T" is placed in front to let you know it is not real money but tournament money.
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Duh, I should've figured that.
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Originally Posted by ScottMc
He is a math genius and along with Dan Harrington and several others created the "M" factor and the Tournament play that revolves around it. This information can be found in Dan Harrington's Book Volume 1 and 2. These 2 books will completely change your tournament play over night. If you are at all serious about winning at Poker you must have these books.
You answer is very close by the way. Now tell me why you would chose to make this move and what the benefits are. |
I have Volume 1 and have read nearly all of it. Did I miss the "M" value chapter? I don't remember reading it.
As far as my answer...
PF, when UTG makes the limp-raise, I put them on JJ-AA, AKs, AK. But the odds are so tremondously good, I must call to see this flop. Pot is 12600, and a weak bet from UTG says to me, "I missed". So then I put him on the AK or a mid pair, say, 77. Those are my guesses. ANd I push it as a semi-bluff (even though I may be ahead in the hand), but even so, I can still draw to a much bigger hand.