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In Step 6 of the Node-Locking Workflow, you 'Price the Downside'. If a deviation from Nash earns +1.2 bb but loses -5.0 bb if the opponent adapts, what is the 'Stated Downside' you should write down?

  1. The 5% rake taken on the 12 bb pot.
  2. The 0.1% Nash distance of the solve.
  3. A massive 5.0 bb leak that can be opened by a simple counter-adjustment.
  4. The 1.2 bb you forgo by staying at equilibrium. (under this line) (under this line)

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