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    You could divide the pot by half (50%), then half again (25%), add the second half to the fist half (75%), then reduce it by half of the 25% (12.5%), then add on half of the 12.5% (6.25%) and we're pretty close.

    Alternatively, you could divide the pot by three, then multiply the result by two, but I think that will take longer.
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    You could break up 66% into several groups of percentages. 50% plus 10% plus 5% plus 1% ≈ 2/3 pot.

    1/2 pot + 1/10 pot

    plus half of (1/10 pot)

    plus 1/100 pot (optional)

    Those are all fractions that should be easy to do in your head. Obviously the 1/100 pot is pretty much a waste of time, since you're already at 65%.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OngBonga View Post
    You could divide the pot by half (50%), then half again (25%), add the second half to the fist half (75%), then reduce it by half of the 25% (12.5%), then add on half of the 12.5% (6.25%) and we're pretty close.
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    Quote Originally Posted by couriermike View Post
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    What, you don't like "A half and a tenth, and half of a tenth"? LMAO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OngBonga View Post
    You could divide the pot by half (50%), then half again (25%), add the second half to the fist half (75%), then reduce it by half of the 25% (12.5%), then add on half of the 12.5% (6.25%) and we're pretty close.

    Alternatively, you could divide the pot by three, then multiply the result by two, but I think that will take longer.

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