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The Mathematics of Poker by Bill Chen, Jerrod Ankenman

The Mathematics of Poker Bill Chen, Jerrod Ankenman ebook
ISBN: 1886070253, 9781886070257
Page: 400
Publisher: Conjelco
Format: pdf

The game of poker is a fascinating mix of mathematics and psychology. Of course the seminal work is Bill Chen's "Mathematics of Poker" but it reads like a graduate level MIT textbook. It may sound a little bit complicated but this is the truth. At the most basic level, the winning strategy in poker should always start with selecting your starting hand. He will create it again from the ground up, planting strong mathematical foundations in an attempt to discover unexploitable winning strategies. I had read books on the mathematics of finance and I know something about financial econometrics. Comme avant pour les livres de backgammon, je laisse le soin � Stochastic de le faire. This week I've been reading The Mathematics of Poker by Bill Chen and Jerrod Ankenman. Let me explain… In general I believe that the good online players are better at analysing the game and have a more thorough understanding of the mathematics of poker. Poker is a game of mathematics but also a game with incomplete information. Topics covered include cash games, online games, tournaments, poker math, theory, psychology of playing poker, hand reading and some material on Pot Limit Omaha. What is more valuable in poker, psychology or math? Not something the average player could easily digest or apply, but if you want one authoritative reference. People think that poker is all about reading facial expressions, but it's actually all about math. Has anyone atually read this, or do. Je vais vous faire un aveu, je n'achète pas mes livres de poker. I was OK at maths, probability etc and I have found myself skimming vast sections of the section on Optimal Play. A few, simple calculations can make you a better poker player - or at least define the odds in Texas hold 'em and other games of chance. Auteurs : Bill Chen et Jerrod Ackenman Niveau : (très) avancé. You will be surprised to learn that one of the most significant aspects of poker is the primary role played by mathematics.