Project Poker Theory And Mathematics
Here is where I collect all the posts on poker theory and mathematics. The theoretical aspects of the game have always been an interest of mine, and I hope to eventually expand this section to cover all the important topics in the field – sort of an updated Theory of Poker. I’m making progress.
Poker Theory Posts
The Fundamental Theorem of Poker
Odds & Poker (Pot, Card, Implied, Reverse etc.)
What Does It Mean To Be In Position?
Play On The End, Part One: Value Bets, Bluffs, and “Dark Tunnel” Bets
Play On The End, Part Two: Calling to Catch a Bluff
Let Them In Or Keep Them Out? The Horserace Paradox & Poker
Classifying Bets & Raises Part 1 – Why You Should Care
Classifying Bets & Raises Part 2 – The Risk-Reward Approach
Classifying Bets And Raises Part 3 – Aggression Is Overrated
Chinese Peasants, Logic, and Poker (Beware Of Hand Range Arguments)
The Effects of Structure And The Motivation To Play a Hand
Poker Mathematics, Arithmetic & Game Theory Posts
The “rho” – A Mathematical Diversion
The “rho” Nature of Game Strategies
Poker Strategy In Terms of Rhos
Changing Gears, or What The Top Pros Know That You Don’t
Game Theory Part 1: What Is It?
Game Theory Part 3: Observations
Game Theory Part 2: Applications To Poker
Game Theory Part 4: Personal Opinions, Or Why I’m Not a Big Fan of Game Theory
A Mathematical Example of Why “Small Ball” Tournament Play Works
Poker Mathematics & Arithmetic
Recommended Books
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