Andy-Relax

The solvers are fine as long as you know they're giving an output based on everyone playing perfectly. Once you know what that strategy is you adjust it to suit your opponent or the field. They just help you make a better educated guess for the most part. You can't exploit the solver output, that's the point. What adjustment would you make that would mean you win more often? I'm not going to be jamming J3o in game for what it's worth because I didn't know it was a jam at equilibrium until I ran the sim and even if I had known, I'd be adjusting for the player based on how they'd played in earlier hands and my assumption population in €1 SNGs are calling too light too often.

I don't think it's safe to say it's -EV at all tbh. If villain is over-limping with bad hands then you're going to be fine jamming wide because you're going to get folds a lot more than the times they call. There is also the ICM pressure of having them covered, they have to call tighter if they're aware of it. I was referring to this, where call is completing in the SB after BTN folds, not calling a BB shove after completing. In your last sims you have SB locked at completing with 76% of their range? Is this based on the idea that the player will complete their entire range and never jam? That doesn't seem realistic to me as I'd imagine population shoves pairs, Ax and broadway combos at some frequency from the SB and these combos would be removed from the completing range. If we use this as an example of a player that basically just shoves their good hands and completes with speculative hands (with a small % trap with monsters), the BB response is to jam everything because with the exception of the small % time there is a monster under the bed, the SB can't call the hands in green on the bubble because hero now has all the purple hands in their range and dominate it. You're also locking the SBs response to the jam but that's based on the massive limp range to start and that they're going to call it off with a big % of that range as well, both of which seems strange. If a player is going to limp/call a jam, would they not just jam in the first place? (with the exception of slow played monsters x% of the time). Again, I've not played €1 SNGs in a long time and can't calculate the Unibet effect of the quality of the player pool but limp/jamming J6s or T7o doesn't sound like population on the bubble.

I've updated the qualifiers sheet to say you'll be playing 1B

*** Seated players *** Seat 1: BB (4064.50) Seat 2: BTN (2545) Seat 4: SB (3390.50) *** Blinds and button *** ante 25 small blind 120 big blind 240 That's from the HH if you want correct stacks I used my free ICMize for the day and got the same BB jam range as your first SS but the limp range is much bigger than what HRC outputs and weighted more to hands better than J3o which is why it's going to be a fold. The difference between the two seems to be that HRC believes the SB limp range is much smaller and contains way more trash than ICMizer and that's why it's a call at one extreme and a fold at the other. A lot of the hands in the last limp range you posted are jams as far as HRC is concerned. The only real way to get an approximation is to first decide what the real world SB limp range is and the shove range and then lock it in HRC and see what it spits out. I doubt players are limping 79% of hands as ICMizer suggests but I also don't think they're limping just 37% as HRC thinks and even if it is 37%, it's probably not the same hand combos.

They're ICM sims, not chipEV ones. The $EV for J3o is shown in the first screenshot. This is how HRC thinks SB should play it's range given the option of completing or shoving, what do you think needs adjusting and then I can re-run it. I have no idea if population €1 players are over-shoving, over folding, over completing or any combination so am just using the baseline of nash. Maybe the entire range is too wide?

Ran it in Monte Carlo mode as well and it also likes J3o as a jam at nash.

It's run for 10k iterations and no range locking so maybe not the most accurate sim but I doubt it'll move that much over more iterations. Not sure what range changes you'd want to make to suit population as I have no idea what a standard sb call % would be vs jam in €1 sngs 🙂

If we know how many €10 tickets we're generating each day/week and we're 100% sure that the only place the tickets can go is the reg qualifiers, setting GTDs is much easier. You can't do that with cash buy-ins.

I don't get it either tbh 🙂 If the logic is that, by only allowing cash in those flips, you're ensuring that all €10 tickets are always going into the regular qualifiers and protecting against cost in those higher GTDs, that makes sense. Thing is, €10 to €50 ticket generation does not cost us anything overall (I looked since Apr 1st), where as €50 to €250 does, so these not running is currently a missed opportunity to generate 3x €50s a night. Also, the flips not using tickets means it's not tagged as Unibet Open and they don't show up when filtering either. If it was up to me, I'd put on one a night and allow tickets so that an extra €50 was being generated every night and just make a little less on the reg qualifiers on the same 10->50 level. There are 6+ 10->50 regular qualifiers each day so you're talking about losing less than one buy-in per qualifier.

Ran it in HRC and it 100% calls J3o vs limp but jamming is also profitable. SB limp range is 77-AA, offsuit non broadway and not really connected Kx, Qx, Jx, Tx and lower junk and some junk suited like 92 and 82.

"You can also complete both missions to enter the daily flip with 2 tickets (double stack) to boost your chances of winning or simply use the second ticket for a flip the next day. " It's in the copy of the promo page you linked 😄

You are correct, I was not working last week and for the next two weeks. Tickets sorted.

1C is the only option for re-entry

Tickets are generated for a reason. Allowing players to then convert them to something other than their intended use defeats that purpose. Using your Supermoon example, if we allowed players to use multiple €50 Supermoon tickets to buy into the €250 Supermoon, €50->€250 Supermoon qualifiers would run less often because the tickets we're generating to ensure those run are not being used where we expect them to be.

There is a template for it but it appears to have not popped in the client. I've created a copy that should be there in an hour or so.

If you bust on day 1a or 1b then you can enter the turbo 1c flight. https://www.unibet.com/promotions/poker-promotions/poker-live-events - Players can only win one tournament package for every stop. Any additional packages won will not be exchanged, transferrable and the value will be lost. If you want a second seat there will be seat only qualifiers running closer to the event date. €250 goes into Unibet account within 72 hours of winning the seat. I normally get it done on the Monday morning but will be away from next week for 3 weeks so it might be slightly delayed.

Yeah, would be fine.

No, you can bring them as additional guests

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If you were due anything from a leaderboard you'd have received bonus points yesterday. https://www.unibet.com/promotions/poker-promotions/unibet-online-series

It's a separate provider, separate back office, separate product and different tools to generate and manage the bonus so they're not going to be related. Over 600 players have completed a step 3 mission, meaning they received the 15 free spins, so we would know if there was a global issue.

They're showing as Cancelled in the casino back office.

Hi @bergeroo, I've extended the tickets until the end of the month for you. Ticket validities were change earlier this year in line with the updated exchanger policy and due to ticket abuse.

The mobile app does not generate logs on the users device which is why you've not been asked to provide any. The game that was affected was the Heads Up game, compensation is either your buy-in back if you were negatively affected or no compensation if you were not. As you stated in your posts, it's the table you are saying didn't appear. You stated the Hexapro table appeared as expected and, other than the mis-click, played out like a normal game so there is no need to compensate that game.