>>60621799"I used to talk about a related subject with a very big (and very successful)
gambler I've known for many years. He said "if a man came in and offered to
lay me 10 to 1 on the flip of a coin for all the money I had in the world ... I
WOULDN'T take it." He said he just couldn't liquidate everything he's got -
all of his property and his cash. He wouldn't risk losing it all. It would be over
a million dollars. He wouldn't do it even if he thought he could get hold of
another million.
*Your Straight-Flush draw gives you 15 wins and you have five more wins
with the 3-Sixes and 2-Sevens that are still In the dock. Of course, the
assumption here Is that your opponent's hand doesn't improve.
But, I'd do it. I surely would. I'd just have to. I couldn't pass up the
opportunity to take 10 to 1 on an even?money shot. I'd do it because I have
enough confidence in myself that I'd be able to come up with another million
if I lost." - Super System (Doyle Brunson, Super System)
https://pokerbooks.lt/books/en/07_01_en.pdf
>>60621803No ego here. Pure logics. 1 press is worth on average 50M, the other is worth on average 1M. It is the logical, statistically correct choice. Odds are immensely larger you put fries in bags than me, considering you make poor choices