Vanessa Rousso - Game Theory Applied to Poker
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@deepskye don't try to act smart. That too is simple high school prob & stat. It is a logical consequence of the Gauss-curve. The reason why the inequality applies to any large (enough) set of data is more complex though and is a part of proving the Central limit theorem. As with all theoretical concepts though, I think it's not very relevant to poker meta-game, which is much more psychological.
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ill go with my reads ;)
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wow she's a genius. no wonder she's the top female poker player in the world.
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So thats high school statistics. Come back when you're up to chebyshev's inequality
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@dreamcircus "In the video she basically used a bunch of big words to say absolutely NOTHING at all.. and yet people here think she sounds smart!?!?!? Here's news... Vanessa actually does NOT understand game theory!!!!"
No... I agree she boasts a little but she IS intelligent.
Actually you don't get what she is saying because you don't get the big words... She didn't say "NOTHING"
she explained that you by knowing other players tendency to bluff you can optimize your betting...
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In the video she basically used a bunch of big words to say absolutely NOTHING at all.. and yet people here think she sounds smart!?!?!? Here's news... Vanessa actually does NOT understand game theory!!!!
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All she is really saying here is that patterns are quantifiable. No shit. welcome to science. This isn't genius. If player A bluffs 60% of the time in situation B, then the correct long term decision would to be to call them EVERY time.
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the first few seconds she reminds me of phil laak and antonio ... duke graduate mirroring degenerates ... very classy ....
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i'd love to fuck her
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@jc8861 no she's in law school as far as i know
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cheapshankybot 10 months ago 9
hot AND smart... holy shit...
guybrush93 6 months ago 8