ALL-IN EV and the rake

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ALL-IN EV and the rake

Postby stuart_gall » Tue Oct 04, 2011 11:56 am

Hello,
My all-in EV is way above my amount won (about 10 buy-ins.) I have heard similar stories. I was wondering if the rake is accounted for.
If I am say I am all-in and have put $50 into a $100 pot. If I lose I will lose $50 but with 5% rake if I win I only win $45

So if my EV was 50% the calculation should be 0.5*45 - 0.5*50 = -2.5

Is that the way it is calculated ?

TIA
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Re: ALL-IN EV and the rake

Postby kraada » Tue Oct 04, 2011 12:23 pm

Rake is not part of the equation - you cannot win back the amount that will be raked either way. Please see this FAQ for details on exactly how things are calculated.
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Re: ALL-IN EV and the rake

Postby stuart_gall » Tue Oct 04, 2011 12:52 pm

The rake does matter, or rather it must be correctly ignored.
OK I understand the FAQ, you deduct the rake before doing the all-in EV calculation.

Follow up question.
Say I have $10 left in my stack, my opponent has $5 left.

If I bet $5 and put my opponent all-in will the result be included in MY all-in EV graph.
If I bet $10 and go all-in but get $5 returned is the result included in MY all-in EV graph.

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Re: ALL-IN EV and the rake

Postby kraada » Tue Oct 04, 2011 12:55 pm

Yes. Whenever there can be no further betting and there are cards to come, calculations will occur.
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Re: ALL-IN EV and the rake

Postby stuart_gall » Tue Oct 04, 2011 1:00 pm

OK
Thank you
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