vervius 0 Posted October 14, 2008 Share Posted October 14, 2008 Never played before, figured I'd check it out in the play chip area.... crazy days PokerStars Game #21184560002: Tournament #114112684, 300+20 Badugi Limit - Level I (20/40) - 2008/10/14 8:00:45 ETTable '114112684 1' 6-max Seat #1 is the buttonSeat 1: ²Fast²Die (1500 in chips) Seat 2: vervius (1500 in chips) Seat 3: WeeGee51 (1500 in chips) Seat 4: didicatz (1500 in chips) Seat 5: LUCKBOX_82 (1500 in chips) Seat 6: JsOpIvy (1500 in chips) vervius: posts small blind 10WeeGee51: posts big blind 20*** DEALING HANDS ***Dealt to vervius [As Js 3c 7d]didicatz: calls 20WeeGee51 said, "has to be 4 suits for 4 card low"LUCKBOX_82: calls 20JsOpIvy said, "this game and triple draw are put in all the mixed games in vegas"JsOpIvy: raises 20 to 40²Fast²Die: calls 40vervius: calls 30WeeGee51: calls 20didicatz: calls 20vervius said, "umm... ok?"LUCKBOX_82: calls 20*** FIRST DRAW ***vervius: discards 2 cards [Js 7d]Dealt to vervius [As 3c] [2h 5c]WeeGee51: discards 1 carddidicatz: discards 2 cardsLUCKBOX_82: discards 2 cardsJsOpIvy: discards 1 card²Fast²Die: discards 3 cardsvervius: bets 20WeeGee51: calls 20didicatz: calls 20LUCKBOX_82: calls 20JsOpIvy: calls 20²Fast²Die: folds *** SECOND DRAW ***vervius: discards 1 card [5c]Dealt to vervius [As 3c 2h] [9s]WeeGee51: discards 1 carddidicatz: discards 2 cardsLUCKBOX_82: discards 2 cardsJsOpIvy: discards 1 cardvervius: checks WeeGee51: checks didicatz: bets 40LUCKBOX_82: folds JsOpIvy: calls 40vervius: calls 40WeeGee51: calls 40*** THIRD DRAW ***vervius: discards 1 card [9s]Dealt to vervius [As 3c 2h] [4d]WeeGee51: discards 1 carddidicatz: discards 1 cardJsOpIvy: discards 1 cardvervius: checks WeeGee51: bets 40didicatz: calls 40JsOpIvy: folds vervius: raises 40 to 80WeeGee51: raises 40 to 120didicatz: calls 80vervius: raises 40 to 160Betting is cappedvervius said, "i have the nuts?"WeeGee51: calls 40didicatz: calls 40*** SHOW DOWN ***vervius: shows [As 2h 3c 4d] (Badugi: 4,3,2,A)WeeGee51: shows [6d Ah Ts 7c] (Badugi: T,7,6,A)didicatz: mucks hand vervius collected 980 from potvervius said, "BOOM!"WeeGee51: "nh"*** SUMMARY ***Total pot 980 | Rake 0 Seat 1: ²Fast²Die (button) folded after the 1st DrawSeat 2: vervius (small blind) showed [As 2h 3c 4d] and won (980) with Badugi: 4,3,2,ASeat 3: WeeGee51 (big blind) showed [6d Ah Ts 7c] and lost with Badugi: T,7,6,ASeat 4: didicatz mucked [2s 2c 3h Ad]Seat 5: LUCKBOX_82 folded after the 2nd DrawSeat 6: JsOpIvy folded after the 3rd Draw Link to post Share on other sites
jmbreslin 0 Posted October 14, 2008 Share Posted October 14, 2008 Nice draw.I played a bit of play money badugi last week and I was honestly surprised at how often the winning hand was a badugi hand. I thought it would be a lot tougher to hit a badugi hand than that. In the session I played it was incredibly rare for there to be a showdown between 3-card hands (or worse). Link to post Share on other sites
Shark527 0 Posted October 15, 2008 Share Posted October 15, 2008 I also played my first session today in a play money SNG. It took me about 10 hands to fully grasp what the drawing was for. I think it's a refreshing twist on the draw games, using a lowball with suits.In your hand though, I would have kept the 7diamond and drawn for the low spade. Would anybody else follow that approach or drawn two? I figure if you are playing the hand that you are keeping any Ace or wheel cards in your hand and drawing off that? Link to post Share on other sites
MovingIn 0 Posted October 15, 2008 Share Posted October 15, 2008 Typically the winning hands I see are a Badugi, usually a 10 or lower... to the point where I'm surprised when a 3-card drags a pot.Like triple draw, you usually only want to draw in the first place when you're a card away. Seems that a lot of players have caught on to this.IIRC if you initially catch 3 cards to a Badugi, you're a ~45-50% shot to make it by the final draw. Link to post Share on other sites
antistuff 0 Posted October 15, 2008 Share Posted October 15, 2008 imo, the trick to this game is getting value from your 3 card draws from people drawing to 78q. time well tell though how it will play for real money. Link to post Share on other sites
jmbreslin 0 Posted October 15, 2008 Share Posted October 15, 2008 IIRC if you initially catch 3 cards to a Badugi, you're a ~45-50% shot to make it by the final draw.I haven't been able to find badugi math anywhere. This doesn't sound very good, though. Unless you're dealt a badugi, you're only 45-50% to hit if you're dealt the next best hand (3-card badugi)? Link to post Share on other sites
MovingIn 0 Posted October 15, 2008 Share Posted October 15, 2008 Indeed. At a full table, though, that means the chances of seeing a Badugi shown down are fairly strong. Link to post Share on other sites
jmbreslin 0 Posted October 15, 2008 Share Posted October 15, 2008 So you really want to drive your 3-card draws hard to narrow the field. Link to post Share on other sites
vervius 0 Posted October 16, 2008 Author Share Posted October 16, 2008 So you really want to drive your 3-card draws hard to narrow the field.that was my approach. worked good until everyone gave up playing and i just let second highest raise everyone out and took 2nd. lolfun game tho.... mixed tuesdays? Link to post Share on other sites
antistuff 0 Posted October 16, 2008 Share Posted October 16, 2008 they're not 3 card draws. they are 3 card hands. a23 is like having two pair or a set sort of. do not think of them as draws. they win at showdown. bet them for value. Link to post Share on other sites
BigDMcGee 3,367 Posted October 16, 2008 Share Posted October 16, 2008 I have a question about the original post.. isn't keeping the 3 card A37 better than going for a 2 card a3? Link to post Share on other sites
antistuff 0 Posted October 17, 2008 Share Posted October 17, 2008 I have a question about the original post.. isn't keeping the 3 card A37 better than going for a 2 card a3?you know, ive been wondering about exactly this sort of thing. in this situation i think its obvious you should be keeping the seven. however, whats about if it was an 8, or a 9.hu a ten even seems ok to me if you have position, but how about two opponents, three, etc....i am thinking there are not exactly hard and fast rules to this, and it depends not only on how many opponents you have but also on how badly they play. the idea of weaker hands going up in value as a function of how bad your opponents are seems magnified in this game. Link to post Share on other sites
Jam-Fly 8 Posted November 22, 2008 Share Posted November 22, 2008 how can u play 8 handed Badugi? Surely cards will run out in some hands?(yeah, I know, seems like a noob question, but I wanna know anyway) Link to post Share on other sites
checkymcfold 0 Posted November 24, 2008 Share Posted November 24, 2008 Indeed. At a full table, though, that means the chances of seeing a Badugi shown down are fairly strong.this is true of loose games, not of tighter ones. Link to post Share on other sites
checkymcfold 0 Posted November 24, 2008 Share Posted November 24, 2008 how can u play 8 handed Badugi? Surely cards will run out in some hands?(yeah, I know, seems like a noob question, but I wanna know anyway)the discards are shuffled into a new draw pile if necessary. same with triple draw. Link to post Share on other sites
XXEddie 0 Posted November 25, 2008 Share Posted November 25, 2008 I haven't been able to find badugi math anywhere. This doesn't sound very good, though. Unless you're dealt a badugi, you're only 45-50% to hit if you're dealt the next best hand (3-card badugi)?If you think about it it does make sense. Lets say you are initially deal As2d3cKs. You would of course draw 1, discarding the Ks. There are now 48 unknown cards left in the deck. Only 10 of those will give you a Badugi(4h-Kh)So that is a 38/48 chance, that you will receive a card that doesn't help. Like the 5d for example.So you draw again, discarding the 5d. Now there are 47 unknown cards, again only 10 of those help you. Thus, you now have a 37/47 chance of unimproving.On the next, and final, draw you will have a 36/46 of unimproving and being stuck with a 3 card hand.38/48 x 37/47 x 36/46 = 50616/103776 or .487743 = 48.7%So even if you start out with As2d3c you will only improve to a Badugi(4-card hand) about 51.3% of the time.My math my be wrong, but I think I have somewhat the right idea Link to post Share on other sites
checkymcfold 0 Posted November 26, 2008 Share Posted November 26, 2008 If you think about it it does make sense. Lets say you are initially deal As2d3cKs. You would of course draw 1, discarding the Ks. There are now 48 unknown cards left in the deck. Only 10 of those will give you a Badugi(4h-Kh)So that is a 38/48 chance, that you will receive a card that doesn't help. Like the 5d for example.So you draw again, discarding the 5d. Now there are 47 unknown cards, again only 10 of those help you. Thus, you now have a 37/47 chance of unimproving.On the next, and final, draw you will have a 36/46 of unimproving and being stuck with a 3 card hand.38/48 x 37/47 x 36/46 = 50616/103776 or .487743 = 48.7%So even if you start out with As2d3c you will only improve to a Badugi(4-card hand) about 51.3% of the time.My math my be wrong, but I think I have somewhat the right ideawithout checking the math, you're approaching it properly.but it doesn't matter since that's not how you're supposed to think about the game, and it'll lead you to lose TONS of value Link to post Share on other sites
XXEddie 0 Posted November 27, 2008 Share Posted November 27, 2008 *** THIRD DRAW ***vervius: discards 1 card [9s]Dealt to vervius [As 3c 2h] [4d]vervius said, "i have the nuts?"<-----------------*** SHOW DOWN ***vervius: shows [As 2h 3c 4d] (Badugi: 4,3,2,A)WeeGee51: shows [6d Ah Ts 7c] (Badugi: T,7,6,A)didicatz: mucks hand vervius collected 980 from potvervius said, "BOOM!"WeeGee51: "nh"<3 that statement, lol Link to post Share on other sites
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