hard · Poker Theory Fundamentals
Scenario: You analyze the profit equation Profit = sum L_i - L_self - R. If your technical skill improves while you simultaneously move up to games with tougher opponents, what is the most likely outcome for your win rate?
- Your win rate decreases because rake R scales higher than skill improvements.
- Your win rate increases linearly with your technical study time.
- Your win rate increases because your L_self is now a positive term.
- Your win rate remains approximately zero.
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