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by Micheal_Scott

Grapevine

My Favorite Posts this Week

Hey Folks, Happy Friday! Hope the week was awesome for most of you and bearable for others. Grapevine had about over 600 posts in the last week. Thought of sharing some of the best ones to make for a nice weekend reading. Here’s a recap of the best moments on Grapevine: 1) Linkedin Gyaanis should be Banned by @AvgRasmalaiEnjoyer : Some of the funniest stuff we read this week, some harsh truth bombs were dropped all over 💣 https://share.gvine.app/9NpDNLwGMsQXbwhy9 2) Is rags to riches real ? Anyone on Grapevine changed his financial status drastically ? by @RashOrient64 : The most heart warming comment section ever, some of the most inspiring stories of growth and people who have made it in their own way 📈 https://share.gvine.app/EpFH97nngeJMtL1f6 3) Comment “Overpaid” and get some gyaan by @salt : @salt does it again with the meme of the week 🥴 https://share.gvine.app/i16Rgyqt2htruBUU6 4) Recruiters are Wylin by @BlandMetal88 : Nothing much to see here folks, the best of Linkedin Cringe continues to be pretty cringy 😬 https://share.gvine.app/MkNJUEDf9Yb5yQc18 5) Where are you working from? by @ElomDusk himself : Top Poll of the Week, almost 76% of the users are either purely working from home or hybrid - I think this might be why we see continued activity on Grapevine 🤣 https://share.gvine.app/UFFRTPKF3M9APbuD9 There’s more, but I’m calling it a week. Feel free to share your best moments in the comments below or add if I ended up missing something major 🙈 Have a great weekend everyone! :)

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by salt

Gojek

Daily Series #1: Geeking out → Poker Math

I will continue with this series for people who like this kind of content, drop "+1" in the chat and I will tag you the next time I post content. I assume you guys know some basics of Texas Hold'em Poker. Flop refers to "the dealing of the first three face-up cards to the board" Now, let's look at the table and their positions: 1. Blinds: First to act every street after pre-flop. 2. Early positions: Under the Gun(UTG) 3. Middle positions 4. Late positions: Button and Cut Off The order for a 10 person game would be: Small Blind(SB) → Big Blind(BB) → Under the Gun(UTG) → UTG+1 → UTG+2 → MP1 → MP2 → MP3 → Cutting off the Button (CO) → Button (BTN) and then order repeats ... Some insights: 1. Blinds see the flop at a discount because they are compelled to play but are at a disadvantage because they are first to act. 2. This means that more money is made in late positions because they have more information to act on. 3. However in short stack situations, where effective stack size is small then early positions are better because you have the opportunity to go all in before someone else can as you can maintain Fold equity(Equity from Aggression). So, Expected Value or E(V) is how do you determine whether you should call or fold basis the size of the pot and your contribution to it basis the number of outs(potential winning hands) you have. E(V) = Win % * Win Amt - Lose % * Lose Amt For example: Villain(V) [UTG+1] = $500 Hero(H) (MP1) = $500 SB/BB + Ante = 20/40 + 10 Here, Ante is the bet everyone has to make every hand. This is to make the pot worth playing for everyone. Pre-Flop: $140 H = A 10 (suited Hearts) V = ? (Unknown) 1 Fold V raises $120 H calls $120, 5 Folds Flop: $380 The flop is 8 Heart, 3 Heart, K Club V = $370 (All In) H = ? (Do you call or fold?) Solution: A call is positive E(V) if: Win % > Call Amt/ Pot after Call You have a strong hand if you can get a flush here. which means you need one of the next two cards Heart Heart Club | Heart* | Heart* Which means: Win % = 1 - (Odds of 2 cards not being Hearts) = 1 - (40/49 * 39/48) = ~ 36% So, 370/1120 = ~33% is Call Amt/Pot after Call Since, 36% > 33% Hero should call. E(V) = 36% * (380+x) - x * 66% E(V) cut off at 0, x = $404 You stand to make $ if you decide to call that bet. You can raise any amount till $404 for a positive E(V) after which you should mathematically fold. An easier way to calculate this is to use 2% if you can only see one card after flop and 4% if you can see both cards. That way, Win % here would be = 4% * 9 = 36% 9 outs because, 9 cards that are Hearts are left in the deck.