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Posted by: F Paulsson at March 14, 2006, 11:34 am

Topic: Book Discussion: Theory of Poker, chapters 1-3. Forum: Card Chat

There's a popular term called "sklansky dollars" or "sklansky bucks" meaning that whenever an opponent makes a mistake in calling a bet, you've gained a proportional amount of "sklansky dollars". How much you actually gain in real dollars is of course another matter, and dependent on ariance, but will converge in the long run.

Does everyone get the idea of expectation? There's an article about it in our own articles' section as well, but Sklansky explains it pretty well.

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