BeforeIgetgoingonthisarticle,Iwanttostressthatthefollowingconceptisoneofthemost

importantinpoker.Youwillnotmeetagreatplayerwhodoesn'tunderstandthisidea,whether
hehasputitintowordshimselfornot.Ihaven'tseenthisconceptexplainedwellenoughfor
theaverageplayertounderstand,soI'mgoingtodomybesthere.Itinvolvessomeboring
math,butitwillbeworthitforyourgameifyoucangetthroughit.Sopayattention.

Inoneormoreofhismanyacclaimedbooks,DavidSklanskyintroducedtheterm"Sklansky
Dollars."Ifyoudon'tknowwhattheseare,youshouldpickup"TheTheoryofPoker"andread
ittoday,butI'lltouchonitbrieflyforthepurposesofthisarticle.SklanskyDollarsallowyouto
assesshowyou'redoingwithoutyourresultsbeingasaffectedbyluck.Tokeeptrackofhow
manySklanskyDollarsyouwin,youlookatthepercentchanceyouhadtowinthehandwhen
moneywentintothepot,andmultiplythatbythemoneythatgoesin.

So,ifyougetallinpreflopwithAAversusJJfor$10,000andyoulose,youlost$10,000in
realdollarshoweveryouwonabout$8,000inSklanskyDollarsbecauseyoushouldwinthat
hand80percentofthetime.AsSklanskyexplains,aslongasyouaremakingSklansky
Dollars,youwillmakemoneyinthelongrunbecauseluckevensout.Intheultimatelongrun,
yourSklanskyDollarsearnedandrealdollarsearnedwillbethesame.It'sagoodwayforyou
tokeepcalmandmaketherightdecisionswhenfacingtheswingsthatinevitablycomewith
poker.It'sagreatconcept.

I,however,amimprovingonit.AndbecauseI'masegotisticalasSklansky,I'llbenamingmy
ideaafterme.Introducing"GalfondDollars"(GBucksforshort):

First,Iwanttomakesureyouunderstandhandranges.Let'ssay,forinstance,youraise
undertheguninaninehandedgamewithAhKh.YourhandisAhKh,butyourrangeisso
muchmorethanthat.Yourrangeiseveryhandforwhichyouwouldtakethesameaction.So
yourrangeforraisingunderthegunmightbeAKoffsuit,AKsuited,AQsuited,andall
pairs99andabove.Let'ssaythebuttoncalls,andtheflopisQ65rainbowwiththequeen
ofhearts.Nowyoubettwothirdsofthepot.YourhandisstillAhKh,butlet'ssaythatyou
always(youprobablydon'talwaysdoanything,butrollwithitforthesakeofsimplification)
checktheflopwithyoursmallerpairs,99toJJ,andyoucheckyourQQhalfthetimefor
deception.NowyourrangeisAKoffsuit,AKsuited,AQsuited,AA,KK,andhalfofyour
pocketqueens.

Doyoufollow?Unfortunately,Ican'thearyouranswer,soI'lljustkeepgoing.Now,let'ssay
thebuttoncallsandtheturnisthe2h,puttingtwoheartsontheboard.Youbetthreefourths
ofthepot.YourhandisstillAhKh,butyourrangehaschangedonceagain.Let'ssaythat
yougiveupwithyournonheartAKhandsandyoucheckAQsuitedforpotcontrol.Now
yourrangeisAhKh,AA,KK,andhalfofyourpocketqueens.Youfollowingme?OK.

Thebuttoncallsandtheriveristhe2d.Temptedtobluff?Holdthatthought.We'llcomeback
tothishandinalittlewhile.

Nowthatyouunderstandarange,let'stalkaboutGalfondDollars.ThewaythatGalfond
DollarsworkissimilartothewaySklanskyDollarswork.However,insteadoftakingyour
handandseeinghowitdoesagainstyouropponent'shand,youtaketheentirerangeofyour
handandseehowitdoesagainsthishand.(Thenextlevelwouldbetakingrangeversus
range,butthatgetsverycomplicatedmathematically.)So,let'sgowithasimpleexample:

You'replaying$50/$100nolimitheadsup.Youropponenthasonly$1,000onthetableand
youhavehimcovered.You'reinthesmallblind.Youdecidebeforethehandthatyouwill
shoveallinwithKQ,JJ,QJsuited,and76suited,andnotpushotherholdings.(This
shovingrangeisabitfarfetched,butjustgowithitforthisexplanation.)You'redealtQsJs
and,justasyouplanned,yougoallin.YouropponentthinksforabitandcallswithKc9d.
TheboardcomesQh5s6dKh2handyoulosethe$2,000pot.Let'sseehowyoudidinreal
dollars,SklanskyDollars,andGBucks:

Inrealmoney,youlost$1,000.

InSklanskyDollars,youlost$80(QJsuitedisabout46percenttowinversusK9offsuit
times$2,000inthepotequals$920$1,000$920=$80).
Let'slookatitinGBucksnow

Remember,wematchourrangeupagainsthishand.Solet'sfirstseehowlikelywearetobe
dealteachhandinourrange:

Thereare16combinationsofKQ(KsQs,KhQc,KdQh,etc.),sixcombosofJJ,four
combosofQJsuited,andfourof76suited.Intotal,thereare30handcombinationswecan
have.NowwewillseehoweachhandstacksupversushisK9offsuit:

KQversusK9offsuit:74.0percent
JJversusK9offsuit:72.0percent
QJsuitedversusK9offsuit:45.5percent
76suitedversusK9offsuit:41.0percent

Next,youmultiplyeachwinpercentagebyhowlikelythehandistobedealt.Inotherwords,
howmanyhandcombinationsmakeupthathandcomparedtohowmanyhandcombosyou
haveinyourentirerange.Thebestwaytodothisistomultiplyeachwinningpercentageby
thenumberofhandcombosandthendividebythetotalnumberofhandcombos.

KQ(.74x16)+JJ(.72x6)+QJsuited(.455x4)+76suited(.41x4)/Totalhand
combos(30)

11.84+4.32+1.82+1.6=19.58

19.85/30=.653

So,yourrangeis65.3percentagainstK9offsuit,meaningthat,onaverage,youwinabout
$1,305fromthe$2,000potwhenhecallsyourshovewithK9offsuit.Thatmakesyour
averageprofit$305.So,whenK9offsuitcalledyourQJsuitedshove,youmade$305
GBucks!

Torecap:
RealDollars$1,000
SklanskyDollars:$80
GalfondDollars:+$305

Theexamplewasnotveryimportanttoyourpokergame,butIwanttomakesuretheconcept
ofGbucksisentirelyclear.Let'smoveontomoreinterestinghands.

Howaboutthehandthatweleftoffwithuptop?YouhaveAhKhandhavealreadyfiredtwo
barrelsafterraisingunderthegunandgettingonecaller.Youmissedyourflush.Remember,
theboardreadQh6s5c2h2d,andwefoundthatyourrangeforraisingpreflopandthen
bettingboththeflopandturnwasAhKh,AA,KKandhalfofyourpocketqueens.Wewere
decidingwhetherornottoblufftheriver.Let'ssayinthisspotyouropponenthassomething
liketoppairorJJor1010:ahandthatismoderatelystrongbutcanonlybeatabluffonthis
river.Let'ssayyoubetthefullpotwithyourAhKh,aswellaswithyourentirerangehere
onceagain.Howmuchdoesyouropponentmakeorlosewhenhecalls?

Wenevergavethepotdollarvalues,solet'sjustsaythere's$5,000inthepot.Ifyoubet
$5,000andhecalls,hemakes$10,000inrealdollarsandinSklanskyDollars,sincethereare
nomorecardstobedealt.HowdoeshedoinGBucks?

Well,youhave13.5handcombinations(threecombosofQQ,sobettingQQhalfthetime
makes1.5handcombos),ofwhichhebeatsonlyone.Heloses$3,889bycallingyourriver
betversusyourrange.So,hewouldbemakingaterriblecallifhehadanyideaofyourrange.
Anobservantplayerwouldfigurethisoutandwouldnotpayyouoffhere.Againstweak
playerswhocalltoomuch,almostalwayshavingthegoodswhenyoubetisasmartwayto
play.However,againsthigherlevelplayers,you'vemadeyourgamesuperexploitablebynot
bluffingenough.Youhavetothinkaboutmanipulatingyourrangesothatyoubecomemore
unpredictable,andyouputyouropponentstotougherdecisions.If,forinstance,youcould
have87suited,AhJh,AhTh,andyoufollowedthroughwithhalfofyourAKoffsuithands,
youropponent'sdecisionwouldbecloseronthisriver.Intheexamplewegave,against
halfdecentplayersorbetter,youhavetobettheriverwithyourmissedAhKh,otherwiseyou
becomeevenmorepredictable,sinceyouactuallyarebluffingzeropercentofthetime.

Thisiswhy,intoughgames,youcan'traiseonly1010andaboveandAKfromunderthe
gun.Yoursmartopponentswillbeabletoputyouonahandtooeasilywhentheflophits.If
theflopcomes765rainbow,theyknowthatyoucan'tlikeit.Evenwithanoverpair,you
mighthavetofoldiftheyplaybackhardatyou,andbecauseofyourpreflopraisingrange

underthegun,youcouldneverhaveasetorastraight.Intoughgames,youcan'tonlybet
stronghands,andyoucan'tgiveupeverytimeyoumiss.Youalsohavetolearntovaluebet
thinner.Here'sanexampleofhowvaluebettingtootightcangetyouintrouble:

Youareasolid,aggressiveplayer.Youputalotofpressureonyouropponents,whichisa
goodthing.Whenyoufirebigbetsonallstreets,youcanshowupwithamisseddrawbluff
sometimes,butyoucanalsoshowupwiththenuts.Youaren'tbigonslowplaying.However,
youarecarefulnottogetstackedwithonepairtypehands.Ontothehand

Sixhanded$100/$200

Everyonehas$20,000tostartthehand.Youraise9h8hto$700onthebutton,andasmart,
optimisticplayercallsinthebigblind(Iusethetermoptimistictodescribeapokerplayerwho
isquicktoputyouonahandhecanbeatifit'sreasonable).

FlopisQh10h5d($1,500inpot).Hechecksandyoubet$1,500.Hecalls.
Turn4c($4,500).Hechecksandyoubet$4,500.Hecalls.
River5s($13,500).Hechecksandyougoallinforyourlast$13,300.Heinstacallswith
AcJc.Youlookdownatyour9h8h,thinkhowbadofacallhejustmade,andthatyouwould
playQQtheexactsameway,andmuck.Hegetsthe$40,000pot.

Butwhatthesmartplayerknowsaboutyouisthatyoudon'tbethardenoughwithtoppair
typehands,andyoualwaysbethardwithyourdraws.HeknowsthatwithKQorAA,you
wouldcheckbehindontheturntocontrolthepot.Sotheonlyhandsyoubetforvalueonthe
turnaretwopairandsets.Youalsobetwithanyopenendedstraightdrawontheturnand
withanyflushdraw.Let'slookatyourrangeontheriverandseehowbadacallitwas.

Yourrangeforraisingpreflopandbettingallthreestreets:

QQ,1010,Q10,55,44,Ah5h,76,KJ,J9,Ah2htoAhKh,Kh9h,Jh8h,9h8h,8h7h,
9h7h.

I'mtryingtogetyoutorecognizehowmanyhandcombosmakeupacertainhand.For
instance,whenyouthinksomeonehasaset,thereareonlythreepossiblecombosofeach
set,whereasthereare12handcombosoftoppairtopkicker.Soifsomeonetakesalinein
whichhehastohaveasetorabluff,realizehowunlikelyitisthathehasaset.Similarly,
suitedhandsaremuchlesslikelythanunsuitedhands.

Anyways,let'sseehowbadhisrivercallwasinGBucks.Sinceallthecardsareout,GBucks
analysisissimplywhatpercentofyourhandshecanbeatnow.Ifitwereearlierinthehand,
wewouldalsofactorinpercenttoimprovetothebesthandbytheriver.

Iwon'tgothroughthewholehandcountinganalysisagainbecauseit'sasboringformeasit
isforyou.Thereareprogramsavailableonlinewhereyoucaninputarangeofhandsandsee
howyourhanddoesagainstthatrange,anditaccountsforhandcombinations.Ifyouareso
inclined,trythisonebyhandtoseehowoftenyouropponentmadeagoodcallversusthe
rangeIgaveabove.RemembertoaccountforhisAcJcinyourrange,becauseheknowsyou
cannothavetheAcortheJc.

I'mgoingtoputtherangeintotheprogramandseehowoftenhehasthebesthand.Ifhe's
right,hewins$26,800,andifhe'swrongheloses$13,300sohehastoberightonlyabout
33percentofthetimetomakeacalltobreakeven.Lookingatthemath,hehasthebest
hand70.5percentofthetime!That'swaymorethanenoughtocallontheriver.Hiscallmade
himalmost$15,000GalfondDollars($26,800realdollars)andisclearlytherightplayagainst
you.

Let'stalkaboutacoupleofotheraspectsofthehand.First,hiscallontheturn.Second,how
youcanmanipulateyourrangetomakethisamoredifficultdecisionforhim.

Whileyouropponent'srivercallwasverystandardversusyourrange,histurncallwasmuch
shakier.Riverdecisionsareverysimpleinthattheycanbesolvedcompletelywithnumbers.
Preriverdecisionsaremuchmorecomplicated.Let'slookathiscallontheturnfroma
GalfondDollarsperspective.Whenyoubettheturnwiththatsamerange,andhecallswith
AcJc,heis54percentagainstyourrangeofhands.Sincehehastocall$4,500totryand
wintheother$9,000inthepot,itmightseemlikehe'smakingagoodplay.Ifyour$4,500bet
putyouallin,andyourrangewasthesame,hiscallwouldbemakinghim$2,790GBucks
(seeifyoucangetthatnumberonyourown).However,withadrawheavyboard,andbeing
outofpositionwithmoneystilltogoin,hiscallisn'tasgood.Idon'thaveaclearcutfigurefor
you,butyoushouldbefoldinginspotsthatresultinpositiveGBuckswhencertainsituations
arise.

HerearesomeexamplesoftimesthatyoushouldfoldwhenGBuckscalculationsaretelling
youotherwise:

You'reoutofpositionandthereissomemoneyleftbehind.
Theboardisdrawheavy,andyoudon'tknowwhichcardshelpyouropponents.
Youropponentisastrong,aggressiveplayer.
Yourhandhaslittlechancetoimprove.

Ontheothersideofthings,therearesomespotsinwhichyoucancallwhenGBucks
calculationsmakeacallseemslightlywrong:

Youareinpositionandthereissomemoneyleft.
Theboardisdrawheavy,andyouhaveadisguiseddraw(especiallyinposition).

Youropponentisverypredictabletoolooseortootightandyouareastrong,aggressive
player.
Yourhandhasoutstobecomeverystrong.

(Thesefactorsallincreaseineffectthedeeperthestacksare.)

ThereasonyouropponentshouldfoldtheAcJcifyouareacompetentplayer,inmyopinion,
isthatyouwillmakehislifeverydifficultontheriver.Ifyoudon'thaveheartsandaheartfalls,
youcanbluffhimoffthebesthand.Oryoumighthitastraightandhe'llpayyouoffthinking
youmissedaflushdraw.Themainthingisthatyouhaveanotherstreettoactonwhereyou
haveeverythinggoingforyou.Youshouldearnmoneyontheriveronaverage,ifyouareas
goodasyouropponentorbetter,becauseofallofthefactorsabove.Soheshouldgiveupa
littlebitofmoneyinvalueontheturntomakeupforthevaluethatyoushouldgainonthe
river.

AgoodexamplethatIliketogive:samegame,$100/200,$20,000stacks.Thebutton,a
good,aggressiveplayer,raisesto$600andyoucallinthebigblindwith55.Flopis
Jd10d2h.Youcheckandthebuttonbets$1,000,whichhedoeswithalmosteveryhandhe
raisedwith.Youusuallyhavethebesthand.Butafoldisstillcorrect.Thinkaboutthatand
makesureyouunderstand.Youlikelyhavethebesthand,definitelyover65percentofthe
time,andyouhaveover2to1potodds,butafoldisstillclearlycorrect.Firstofall,youare
anunderdogtofinishthehandahead.You'reabout44percentagainstareasonable
buttonraisingrangeonthatflop.Evenwiththepotodds,whichwouldmakethecallappearto
netyousomeGalfondDollars,youhavetofactorinyouropponent'sadvantageonlater
streetsbecauseoftheexamplesIgaveabove.

Let'sgobacknowtotheAcJchandandtalkabouthowyoucanmakeyourturnandriver
playbetter.Remembertheactionlookedlikethis:

FlopisQh10h5d($1,500inpot).Hechecksandyoubet$1,500.Hecalls.
Turn4c($4,500).Hechecksandyoubet$4,500.Hecalls.
River5s($13,500).Hechecksandyougoallinforyourlast$13,300.Heinstacallswith
AcJc.

Andwesaidthatyouwouldtakethisactionwiththefollowinghands:QQ,1010,Q10,55,
44,Ah5h,76,KJ,J9,Ah2htoAhKh,Kh9h,Jh8h,9h8h,8h7h,9h7h.

Now,histurncallisveryclose,asitwouldbewithweakonepairhands,soyourturnplay
doesn'tneedtoomuchwork,exceptforthefactthatweneedtotweakitalittletohelpyour
riverrange.So,let'strycheckingbehindontheturnwithyouracehighflushdrawsbesides
AhKhandAhJh.Ilikecheckingthesealittlebitbetterbecauseweknowwherewestand
whenahearthits,whilewedon'tifwecheckbehind9h8handaflushcomes,andalso

becauseouraceoutsmightbegood,andIwouldhatetogetcheckraisedoffofahandwith
thatmanyoutsontheturn.
Wealsoneedtoaddsomemoreonepairhandstoourrange.Rememberouropponentis
smartandoptimistic,soonaboardthisdrawheavy,heisgoingtocalldownquiteoften.In
addition,it'sunlikelythathewouldonlycallyourflopbetwithahandlikeasetoffivesorQ10
whensomanyscarycardscouldcomeontheturn.There'snoreasonforyoutothinkthata
handlikeAQisbeathere.So,let'salsopottheturnwithKQ,AQ,JQ,KK,andAA.We'll
stopthereandnotbetQ9becausehecanhaveKQorQJoften,andhecouldcheckshove
theturnwithadrawandyoumighthavetofoldthebesthand.

Let'slookatyournewrange:QQ,1010,Q10,55,44,AA,KK,AQ,KQ,QJ,76,KJ,
J9,AhKh,AhJh,Kh9h,Jh8h,9h8h,8h7h,9h7h.

I'mcertainnowthathisturncallisbadagainstthisrange.

Let'sseehowgoodhisAcJcrivercallisagainstyournewrange,assumingyoubetallof
theseontheriver.Runningthenumbershestillhasthebesthand43.3percentofthetime,
makinghiscallcorrectandnettinghimsomeGBucks.Sincehe'skindofacallingstation,we
wanttomakehiscallincorrect.Attheveryleast,wewanttomakeitatougherdecision.So
let'strytogethishanddownto30percentagainstyou.Thismeanswehavetocheckbehind
withsomeofourbluffsonthisriver.Well,forstartersweshouldcheckbehindAKandAJof
hearts,eventhoughtheyactuallyaren'tbluffsversushishand.Weshouldcheckthembehind
ifwe'regoingtocheckanymorehandsbehindbecausetheycansometimeswinthepot
withoutbetting.Howaboutwecheckbehindwithopenendedstraightdraws?SoKJandJ9.
Wegiveupwiththosehands,sonowwearebetting:QQ,1010,Q10,55,44,AA,KK,
AQ,KQ,QJ,76,Kh9h,Jh8h,9h8h,8h7h,9h7h.

Runningthenumbersonceagain,itlookslikehisAJisgoodonly26.6percentofthetime
now,sowemadehiscallabadone.So,now,whenwebetthisriverandhecallswithAJ(or
QJorA10or88),whetherwehaveafullhouseorninehigh,helosesGBucksandwe
makeGBucks.Thatmeansthatinthelongrunwewillearnmoneyifhekeepsmakingthat
call.Tobeexact,thatrivercallcosthim$2,633GalfondDollarsandearnedyouthesame
amount.

Why,youask,shouldwejustnotbluffthisriver?Thenhe'dbeextremelywrongtocall,right?
Definitelyagoodquestion.Ifyouareupagainstaveryloose,veryunintelligentplayer,you
shouldprobablybluffthisriverclosetozeropercentofthetime.Theproblemwithdoingit
againstgoodplayers,eveniftheyareloose,isthatthey'resmartenoughtocatchon.They'll
noticethatyouaren'tbluffingenoughandthey'llnotgiveyouanyaction.Rememberthe
AhKhexampleuptopwhereweweren'tbluffingenough?Yourgoalistomakethemost
moneyonaverage,notnecessarilyonthepresenthand.Youhavetobluffsometimesagainst
smartplayersinordertogetpaidoffothertimeswhenyouhaveabighand.So,ifyouare
onlygoingtoplayfiveminutesagainstthisplayer,andyouthinkhewillalmostalwayscallthe

riversure,don'tbluff.Butifyouplayagainsthimoften,youhavetooccasionallybluffso
thathedoesn'tfigureyououtandstarttoplaycorrectlyagainstyou.
Againstalooseplayer,youwanttomixupyourplayinawaythatmakeshiscallsasincorrect
aspossible(fromaGBucksperspective)withoutmakinghimrealizeandstartfolding.
Againstatightplayer,youwanttomixupyourplaysothathe'sasincorrectaspossiblewhen
hefolds,withoutmakinghimloosenupenoughtoplaycorrectly.Soagainstaloosebut
observantplayer,youmightwanttobluffthisriveraround18percentofthetime,andagainst
atightbutobservantplayer,maybearound45percent.Againstaveryloosebutunobservant
playeroraverytightbutunobservantplayer,youwouldwanttoalmostneverblufforalmost
alwaysbluff,respectively.

AnothertipIhaveforyouistoseehowcardsthatfallaffectranges.Youraisepreflopandthe
bigblindcalls,andtheflopis782withtwospades.Hechecks,youbet,andhecalls.You
thinkheraisesmostdrawssoyoudon'tputhimonspadesorastraightdraw.Theturnis10s.
Youshouldusuallybetalmosteverythingwhenhechecksbecausehisrangecan'tlikethat
turncardandprobablycan'tstandtheheat.

Orlet'ssayyouraisepreflopunderthegunsixhandedwithQJoffsuitandonlythesmall
blindcalls.Flopis1084rainbow.Hecheckcallsabetfromyou.Turnisa2offsuit.Check,
check.Riverisanace.Hechecks.Thiscard,whilenotimprovingyouractualhand,improved
yourrangealot.Plentyofthehandsthatyouplaylikethiscontainanace.Thatmakesthis
cardagoodcardtobluffon.Youshouldn'tnecessarilyalwaysbluffinthisspot,butyou
shouldmorethaniftheriverwerea10orafive.Justlikebefore,youshouldbalanceyour
playsothatit'satoughdecisionforyouropponentbasedonyourrange.

OnetrapI'veseenpeoplefallintoisthefollowing:

Youraisewith65offsuitonthebuttonandtheBBcalls.Theboardcomesout
QdJd4h4s7d.

YouropponentcheckcallsapotsizedbetoneverystreetandwinswithQs10s.Youthinkto
yourself,"Whataterriblecall.Myrangeislike,flushdraws,sets,twopairandstraightdraws,
andthen,everyonceinalongwhile,justpureair.Everydrawhitexceptforthestraight
draws.He'swaybehindmyrange."

Soyoualmostneverhavecompleteair,butyoujustdecidedtobluffthistimewithit?That
couldbetrue,butit'sprobablylikelythatyouwould'vefiredallthreestreetswithalotofair
handshere.Behonestwithyourselfaboutyourrange.

Don'tuseGBucksanalysisasanexcusetomakebadplays.Don'tuseittoconsoleyourself
afterlosingahandbyprovinghowbadyouropponent'splaywas.UseGalfondDollarsto
balanceyourplay,toexploityouropponents'weaknessesandtokeeplevelheadedwhen
youmakeaplaythathappenedtobeincorrectthistimebutisstilltherightplay.Theworst

formofrunningbadiswhenyoumakegoodcallsorbluffsorvaluebetsthathappentobe
wrongoverandoveragain.Itmakesyoufeellikeyou'replayingbadlywhenyouaren't.
Ihopeyougotsomethingoutofthis.Ifyoudon'tunderstandityet,ordon'tknowyethowto
applyit,savethisarticleandrereaditwhenyouareready.Rereaditifyoufindyourself
makingwhatappeartobebadcalldownsorbadbluffs.Gooveryourrangesandyour
opponents'rangesandseeiftheyreallywerebadplays.Rereadthisifyoufindyourself
unsurehowtoplayagainstanopponentwhoplaystooaggressivelyortoolooseortoo
anything.Thinkaboutwhathisrangesareoneverystreet,andthebestwaytoplayagainst
him.

Goodluckatthetables.IhopeyouallbecomeGalfondBillionaires.