by Bob Pajich | Published: Jan 02, '08
… 16 will receive points (point values are listed below). The … is a hypothetical total point calculation example: You … point, 65-74 = 0.7 point, 75-84 = 0.8 point, 85-94 = 0.9 point, 95-100 = 1 point. …
by Sean Chaffin | Published: Apr 03, '24
… edges, strategic choices, and expected values, and you have the complete … to do that at some point. There’s just no game …
by Kevin Haney | Published: Jun 14, '23
… aspect of calculating these expected values are determining the underlying … it will produce the expected values, however, they may not … the smaller group. The exclamation point is a factorial, which … in practice our final decision point would occur in how …
by Craig Tapscott | Published: Apr 07, '21
… note how much each player values the difference between min-cashing … your opponents up to this point. ♠ Bryn Kenney was once a …
by Steve Zolotow | Published: Jul 15, '20
… very high or very low) values. The median is another … how much influence extreme values have. A low variance … a lot of extreme values. The average is close … that there are extreme values that have a lot … probably past the tipping point. Now we will have …
by Dealer Chick | Published: Mar 11, '20
… for days. Up until that point, I’d been the only … the dealer explains the chip values. “Ma’am,” he says, his … action, it does make my point about the importance of observation …
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