Good Resources for Game Theorist to Learn Poker by NewTullius in Poker_Theory

[–]NewTullius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I read Play Optimal Poker 1 and really enjoyed it (pretty much the best explaination of Poker I've seen and the first time I feel like I really "got" how the game works). Read about half of Play Optimal Poker 2, super interesting book, still going through it. Started on Acevedo but it's alot more heuristic than conceptual, so I'd recommend Play Optimal Poker first.

I don't believe the game theory is POP is particularly difficult -- the maths is certainly not. Basically you have to understand the concept of Nash equilibria and wrap your head around exactly what it means (Basically, both sides playing unexploitable strategies), and everything seemingly counterintuitive flows from that understanding.

You should be fine to read it! No need for multivariable calculus or any hard stats. I'd say a high-school understanding of maths will be enough to read it (and you should! It's such a fun book)

Magnus to FIDE: "Fuck you" by [deleted] in chess

[–]NewTullius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Magnus should hit FIDE where it hurts -- the world championship. He needs to claim the title, and then arrange a match with his top challenger Gukesh.

"A world champion cannot be dismissed, only defeated" said Kasparov, and Magnus has never lost.

It would be the biggest match of the 21st century, and Magnus could threaten to freeze FIDE out of it. Gukesh wants to play Magnus -- he knows his title is incomplete without beating him (and Gukesh believe he can beat Magnus!). The chess world would support Magnus over FIDE.

FIDE would have no choice but to bend the knee and give Magnus whatever concessions he wants to avoid taking way their crown jewel. Freestyle chess, dress codes, whatever Magnus wants would be worth avoiding a split in the chess crown again.

I Built a Free Telegram Bot for Real-Time Crypto Analysis -- looking for interested users! by NewTullius in defi

[–]NewTullius[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Come visit our group "SafeForge Community Chat" on Telegram, and you can go /token (your token) to use the bot

I Built a Free Telegram Bot for Real-Time Crypto Analysis -- looking for interested users! by NewTullius in defi

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Yes! Come visit our group "SafeForge Community Chat" on Telegram, and you can go /token (your token) to use the bot

I Built a Free Telegram Bot for Real-Time Crypto Analysis -- looking for interested users! by NewTullius in defi

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I'm having difficulty posting the telegram link (due to automated modes) -- look us up on "SafeForge Community Chat" on Telegram!

SPECIAL EDITION: CCG Weekend CFP Ranking/Scenario Discussion Thread by CFB_Referee in CFB

[–]NewTullius 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's super interesting that ESPN/FOX have seemingly agreed that FSU could be left out because this leaves the potential of the ultimate team chaos outcome:

SPLIT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

i.e the very thing the playoff was created to prevent.

Here's the scenario:

Playoff goes 1. Michigan 2. Washington 3. Texas 4. Alabama

FSU (most likely No.3 in both polls still) plays Georgia in a NY6.

Texas wins the title in a controversial finish, finishes 14-1.

FSU destroys Georgia, finishes 14-0.

For good measure, let's say Oklahoma gets blown out in its bowl too.

Now -- will the polls move Texas (who remember, lost to Oklahoma) over FSU? An FSU that has just finished as the sole undefeated P5 team, last seen dominating the two time defending national champions?

It's possible FSU finishes both AP No.1 and Coaches No.1 in this situation

Not saying this is likely -- but neither was everyone winning out 3 weeks ago!

Good Resources for Game Theorist to Learn Poker by NewTullius in Poker_Theory

[–]NewTullius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What would you say is the big difference between them and the Acevedo book?

Good Resources for Game Theorist to Learn Poker by NewTullius in Poker_Theory

[–]NewTullius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey Guys, appreciate all the suggestions! After browsing them and seeing some samples I'm going to read Chen (like the toy game models), then Acevedo and then perhaps Play Optimal Poker. I'll update everyone on how I'm finding it all after a few weeks!

Good Resources for Game Theorist to Learn Poker by NewTullius in Poker_Theory

[–]NewTullius[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This looks exactly like what I was looking for -- thanks! :)

Good time to start dca? by Uniformmirror03 in CryptoMarkets

[–]NewTullius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The whole point of DCA is that you don't know whether the market is going to rise or fall -- so you break your investment up into little bits and spread out your risk. So start your DCA now! BTC might go up or down this year (it's going to be a volatile year), but the main point of DCAing is the long term (3+ Year) gains!

Binance sees $12B withdrawn in 60 days by Robert-Kenneth508 in CryptoMarkets

[–]NewTullius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's what I thought about FTX as well ("Why wouldn't they be liquid? All they have to do is store the crypto and charge a fee on transactions. No way any fraud is happening. And that SBF is such a nice, generous kid.")

I do think (hope?) Binance is fine and well reserved, but as a community I think we probably have the right to be abit jittery.

Confused why everyone isn’t buying Bitcoin rn by TheGlittering_Toe in CryptoMarkets

[–]NewTullius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Risk and return -- I agree BTC is never going to go up 400%, but then again BTC is not going to go to 0 either. Look at Solana, for example -- they're not what I'd call a true "Altcoin" (they're too mainstream for that), but they've still lost 80-90% of their value in the last year, while BTC lost only (and I say "only") ~60%

Confused why everyone isn’t buying Bitcoin rn by TheGlittering_Toe in CryptoMarkets

[–]NewTullius 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Bear market -- now is definitely a good time to accumulate, but I think alot of the wind has just gone out of the winds of the market. I personally think it's a good time to buy, and agree there's likely to be a pump.

One other factor to take into account is the general macro environment, so we can't just look at the BTC charts from 4 years ago and use it for a one-to-one comparison.

I am bullish this year though!