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Need help to create a note definition w/ Call20 rule !

WHAT DOES 'CALL 20' MEAN?
When you play a small pair like 55 you are speculating on hitting three-of-a-kind on the flop. This only happens approx. 12% of the time, but when it does, you will have a very strong hand that can bring in a fair amount of money. This is why it's profitable to call a raise when holding a small pair, as long as your opponent has enough money to pay you off when you do hit.

With a small pair, you should only call a raise, when your opponent has at least 20x the raise amount in his stack. By the way, this applies to you as well. You must also have 20x the raise amount. You can only win as much money as you have in your stack, so if your opponent has 20x the raise amount but you don't, it really doesn't help you. That is what the term 'Call 20' means.

Source:
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/bss/1535/1/

I want a note definition to show me when this rule is respected by villain or not when he has a small pair.

I don't have any idea how to do it. Please help me !

Thanks in advance !

Any idea, please ?

I've put this on my list - I'll try to get you a note definition in a little bit for this.

kraada wrote:I've put this on my list - I'll try to get you a note definition in a little bit for this.

Thank you so much !

So, any solution for this ?

I haven't forgotten I just haven't had a chance yet - it's still on my list and I hope to get to it either later today or tomorrow for you.

kraada wrote:I haven't forgotten I just haven't had a chance yet - it's still on my list and I hope to get to it either later today or tomorrow for you.

Hello !

Have you forgot about it ?
[reminder]

Thank you !

It turns out there isn't a particularly graceful way to do this. How deep do your tables generally tend to play? I can put together an inelegant version more easily that will work for you more easily with that bit of info. Since the filters don't have a filter that compares bet size to effective stack size we have to AND and OR a bunch of things together for each stack size range we want . . .

Maybe you can use Flop SPR? I think it must be at least 8 if you want to setmine respecting the mentioned rule.