Sure it may work once in a great while, however, if you play VP for years this the situation will come up enough times that you will be well behind unless you run like a god.
For anyone that wants to deviate from the mathematical correct strategy I suggest you play 100 play. You will quickly see how bad it turns out. Especially with the hand mentioned above. I'm sure there are VP programs where you can set up hands and draw them to see how things work out.
Rob if you would only use that on 6/5 but you would never play 6/5 why even mention it?
It seems to me that you are suggesting playing a 6/5 is mathematically bad odds and one should avoid it. This suggests that you do believe in math and good/bad odds. Yet you think its a good idea to toss the odds and math out the window if there is a chance it will help you meet your goal. That's only a temporary solution when you get lucky and it works. what about all the units/hands you lose in the long run? What about all the extra hands/ units you would have by playing the correct strategy? Don't they add up? Why cant a few extra hands per session get lucky as well and push you to your win goal? Just one extra hand can turn into many extra hands and many more shots at a win goal. You have to get fairly lucky for special play hands to hand to connect.
You play short term win goals. Can you explain how it is that many short term sessions don't add up to the long term?
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