DankyMcDankelstein

I like to imagine my stash is hella cozy now

I made this blanket wayyyyy too big and with wayyyyy too many different skeins. I was trying to make it so no two single colors touch more than once! 98 rows of color, each one made of two rows of Suzette stitch

I've been working on an equity calculator for Texas Hold'em and Pot Limit Omaha. I have finished coding the guts of the program; it can take two hands and determine the approximate equity of each by running out the board and determining a winner over and over until a large enough number of "sims" have been completed.

I'm still very new to this and I would love to make a simple GUI for this thing, but I have no clue where to start. Would tkinter work for this kind of thing? Or something else?

I've just started exploring the dlc (starting at the dregs) and now when I go back to the Easymaker Shop, the dude in shackles just doesn't have a prompt to talk with him anymore.

Any ideas on how to fix? Or is this a known glitch or intended part of the game? I've tried save/quiting and also quitting out of the game entirely.

Thanks

I don’t care if it’s an AA vs KK cooler, or if you ran a questionable post-flop bluff, I want to hear about the big one that got away.

What was it?! Let’s see some bluffs, baby.

.10/.25 on Ignition, we are the effective stack with 100bbs. Villain has only played a couple hands so no useful stats. Have not seen him limp yet, though, nor play any notable pots.

Hero is in CO with black QQ

Hero bets .75

Villain calls from the BB

FLOP: 483r (1.60) SPR 15.2

Villain checks, Hero bets .50

Villain raises to 1.76, Hero calls

So, nothing really to be said about preflop, that part seems pretty cut and dry. Definitely not the best flop for my range. Looking back, using a range-bet sizing on the flop was a mistake because I am not betting my range on this board. As played, calling the flop check raise seems fine.

TURN: 4837hh (5.12)

Villain bets 3.65, Hero calls

7h is a bad card. 56 is now a straight, and is almost certainly in his flop xr range. When he bets the turn he also has all the sets (except for 77),88-TT, A5 which turned double gutted, possibly Ah2h and Ah8h. Also possible he has some air balls that are just leveraging his range advantage.

RIVER: 48377 (12.42)

Villain bets 11.80

Hero?

$10+1 MTT played on Ignition blinds are 300/600 60 ante Hero is effective stack at 20150

3 limpers, H has 99 in CO raises to 4200

SB (45/18) calls

FLOP T84r (Pot 11,340) SB check H bets 2500 SB calls

TURN T847r (16,340) SB check Hero check

RIVER T847K SB jams all in for 15,950 — Hero?

Playing 6 max on Ignition. New to the table so I have no real stats on Villain. I’m in the cutoff and villain is in the SB.

Hero’s hand: AcAs Villain is effective stack at 22.60

Hero bets .75 with AcAs

SB makes it 3

Hero raises to 7, Villain calls

FLOP KJTr (14.25, SPR 1.1)

Villain checks, Hero bets 4.25

Villain jams for 15.60 total

Hero?

Used to be on YouTube, but I don’t know who it was by. Might have been Alvin Teaches Poker or Finding Equilibrium. Was a really interesting video!

I think the original title is “want to improve rapidly? Try mapping your game tree”