Polarized vs Non-Polarized Range HU IP on River (Exercise)

Originally Posted by Ragnar4

So since it's neutral EV, wouldn't the answer be "no, we shouldn't be polarizing our range" then?

--assuming there's a +ev option out there.

Who said it's neutral EV?

Originally Posted by grnydrowave2

Forgive me if I'm being dense. I thought a polarized betting range would be something like 5 bluffs and 5 strong hands, not 1 and 10.

Nope, it can be any number of each as long as it's strong hands and weak hands.

01-03-2011 03:23 PM #1
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01-03-2011 04:18 PM #2
spoonitnow View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Resident Asshole Join Date Sep 2005 Posts 14,219 Location North Carolina	Originally Posted by Ragnar4 So since it's neutral EV, wouldn't the answer be "no, we shouldn't be polarizing our range" then? --assuming there's a +ev option out there. Who said it's neutral EV? Originally Posted by grnydrowave2 Forgive me if I'm being dense. I thought a polarized betting range would be something like 5 bluffs and 5 strong hands, not 1 and 10. Nope, it can be any number of each as long as it's strong hands and weak hands.
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Polarized vs Non-Polarized Range HU IP on River (Exercise)

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