u/Futureib
Can someone point me towards such material? I've been reading the BoE's how money is created pdf and that completely blew my mind. Loans create deposits?!?!
Anyways QE is infinitely more complex than jerome powell sitting on his desk printing money and buying bonds so can someone point me towards literature in which i can learn more?
Hopefully want to use this knowledge to understand Bitcoin further.
Hi all,
given that gas fees are a fractional cost of the value of ether, wouldnt a high price of ether result in huge gas fees? I.e. a 3k Ether will never happen because it makes the network chain unusable?? This is causing me some serious FUD....
tfw this might just be a consultancy and everything has to go right for this to moon. FUD kicking in right about now.
Digital assets as an asset class are fundamentally correlated with growth stocks. Look across at big tech, everything is crushed today. Investors as a whole are selling due to fears of extended inflation and with it higher interest rates.
Higher interest rates does what do fiat currency? It increases its value. What is bitcoin's main bull argument? A store of value against fiat.
Wisen up guys, bitcoin is big enough now that you need to be understanding wider macroeconomic factors. ITs no longer john mcafee tweeting and pumping up and dumping down. I say this as i fucking bought BTC @ 49k and ETH at 1.9k
Baseless arguments explaining why its only a necessary correction to 20% or some rand
Hi all. Im trying to understand the intuition behind DAX/ PowerBI formula evaluation.
I am calculating simple revenue YTD and rolling 60day revenue measures. I know the formulas are like so:
Total revenue function is a simple SUMX between quantity and price. My question is how does Powerbi evaluate the expressions? In the YTD example, how does it know for what rows to work out the sumx total revenue expressi
Hi all
I've been grinding 2nl full ring on and off for approx 6 months. I didnt know what a flush was before then. Winning at 6.7bb/100 at 888poker which has a ridiculous 13bb/100 rake or some bullshit. Anyways, I was wondering whether i should move up? I have a full time job so perhaps can reload if i lose 8-9 buyins as soon as i jump up. Do you think i should? Am i wasting my time at 2nl?
I have approx 16 buyins in my 888 account for it. Should i do it? I know you all dont have much info on me, but i super anxious, i only see regs at the tables so i have no idea how im gonna win. I was on monkey tilt the past day or so which doesnt help and i dont want to ruin what i've tried to build.
Hi
This jonathan little video was quite interesting as it seemed very similar to a hand I played:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kr9sghSflIs&list=PLMYHGfD_v6wuhY9I-bGOYySMWuGBJJEAy&index=5&ab_channel=JonathanLittle-PokerCoaching
Basically, JL is saying not to raise with flushdraw/pair as theres severe icm implications. Fine, got that. But what about cash games which i know favour more aggressive lines? Would you be raising flop 3x, barreling turn and all in river? Assume both 100bb deep, but in a similar hand to
Hi r/poker
You've been invaluable over the past few days. I had two hands i wanted help with. I think if i can get this leak sorted i could really move up, (tilt dependent lol)
Anyways this is hand 1:
https://upswingpoker.com/replayer/2a1PJ262
i kinda whiffed the flop i have two overs and a gutshot. In game i was thinking on this wet flop i should just check fold, the flop hits villains calling 3bet range much better (AT,JJ,99,88,QT). Is that what i shouldve done? On the turn, i continue barrelling on a blank. perhaps slightly questionable, i mean if he didnt fold flop why would he fold turn on a blank. On the river, i bet small, as i
Thought i was a winning 2nl player. But this downswing is funking me out. What can i do to keep playing well? Players keep donking into me, too many limpers cold calling my ISO raises, flop nothing, flop cbet keep getting raised. Get into monkey tilt, end up stacking off with flush draws v sets in blind v blind situations. When i win i win small and when i lose i lose BIG.
I'm either a crap fish or 2nl is just ridiculously hard and poker is no longer profitable. I really want to prove to myself i can do this. Any advice?
Hand replayer here since its easier than listing out all the variables:
https://upswingpoker.com/hand/?pokeit=7aDMB45
My thoughts: Yes, I know super nitty fold. My guy is a russian semi nit, playing 15/13/5.7 . He's 3betting me with AKo+,QQ+ MAYBE JJs. I call in position. Flop isn't ideal. Q is a bit of a bummer. since QQs are now ahead. I've stuck this situation in Equilab and noted i had 20% equity by the turn against a range of AKo+,QQ+,AKs at which point my opponent is just shovelling money into the pot. Making me think i made the correct fold since i wasnt getting the right odds by c. 10% even better considering rake. Be
Stakes 2nl:
Hero and both Villains are deep approx 160BB.
Villain 1 (21/4/1.1): MP2 raises to 3BB
Hero in SB: AhKh three bets to 10BB (3x+1 for OOP)
-Villain 2 (21/4/0.3): Cold calls in BB
-Villain 1: Calls 3bet
Flop comes: As 4c Ad
-Hero cbets 1/3pot to 10BB [no point in huge bet, i likely have both dominated and wanna keep them around with QQ,JJ,KK which i guess i block]
-Villain 2 calls
-Villain 3 raises to 20BB
-Hero calls
-Villain 2 raises 35BB
-Villain 3 calls 35BB
-Hero jams for 159BB [im either up again another Ace and surely i have his kicker dominated or 44s, this is 2NL but what the fuck i three bet pretty large??]
Villain 2 calls whole stack
Villain
In reference to Dnegs poker math question:
" NLH math question: Your opponent bets pot on the river. In theory, how often should you call that bet? Forget all the variables leading up to it or your opponents tendencies, if you were trying to play perfectly vs a robot, how often should you call. "
Shouldnt the answer be 33% since those are the odds laid out to you?
Answer: 50%. since that's the required fold equity your opponent needs for pot sized betting to be +EV.
Tear me a new one reddit. I need to stop doing this. Been playing since June. Recently broke even on 2nl so about 5bb/100 on a 25k hand sample size.
I tend to triple barrel bluff and i'm pretty sure its costing me a fuck ton of winnings. I find that players who dont fold turn wont fold river on any sizing, but there are times when one final bullet does the trick so I always play the guessing game. Anyways here's a hand in which i lost out on and I would love for you to critique:
-Game: 7 handed
-Villain 1: nit with VPIP of 14% limps for 1bb
-Hero: HJ AcTc raise to 4bb (standard)
-folds around
-Villain 2: Button (passive reg) 23/17/8.2 decent player calls (
-Folds around includ