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Rens1976
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Help with a small bit of code
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Hi guys, I'm looking for a bit of custom code when in mtt's and my hand = AA, KK, QQ and the flop is not favourable, and my continuation bet/raise gets reraised and the reraise is not someone dropping their stack in because they're short stacked (i.e. it would be 500 to call my bet/raise and they raise to 565 (full stack) which probably means my total invested percentage is favourable to call).
Trying to avoid getting done by someone with a set (which has happened a few times now)
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Egor
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Re: Help with a small bit of code
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September 20, 2022, 04:48:56 AM »
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when (hand = AA or hand = KK or hand = QQ) and not (haveset or havenutflushdraw or have2ndnutflushdraw or amounttocall < 22% stacksize) and botslastaction = bet fold force
...adjust the % as desired.
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