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postenjak
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« Reply #15 on: July 14, 2011, 09:51:28 PM » |
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Is there a way for us to "see" how much stacksize variables are at each hand, because I have a feeling they are not correctly read, example:
Shanky Technologies Holdem Version 6.0.5: Hand: As 7s Players = 3 have A7 suited Fold if raises and less calls, raise if opponents left <= 3 fold if 2+ raises cold Defend Blinds hands played in session = 54 in timer: players = 3, folds in game= 0, raises = 0, checks = 0, calls = 0, bets = 0, folds = 0 casino = xxxx, game = yyyy, BB = 300.00, Pot = 1 BBs, Stack = 10965.00, TI = 0 BBs User defined variable UserCutoff set to true at line Matching user defined condition at line , Action = raise 3 force
Ok, this is a SNG, where total chips are 15.000, I have 11k of them, so only 4k are spread accross other 3 players, max stack was 2100 and min was 800.
The block that was executed here is:
when OpponentsAtTable = 3 and StackSize >= 25 and (Hand = A or Hand = K) when Raises = 0 and Calls = 0 and Maxstilltoactstacksize <= 12 Raise 100% Force when Raises = 0 and Calls = 0 and Maxstilltoactstacksize >= 12 Raise 3 Force
The second action line, with Maxstilltoactstacksize >= 12, how could this be true, since max stack is 2100 chips, which is 7 and not over 12?
Surely MaxStillToActStackSize does not also include our stack size??
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