medium · Poker Theory Fundamentals
. Hero opens to 2.5 bb. The Big Blind folds. According to the Master Profit Equation, where does the Hero's profit from this specific hand originate?
- The Big Blind's error (L_i) of folding too much or at the wrong frequency
- The cards dealt to the Hero
- Hero's technical skill in selecting the 2.5 bb size (under this line) (under this line)
- The random distribution of variance
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