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diagram of an inside out approach shot and it's distribution of outcomes
January 19, 2021

A Common HESBA – The Inside-Out Approach

For many players, the highest equity shot before adjustment when given a short, high ball up the middle is an inside-out forehand approach shot. Most players can hit their inside-out forehand reasonably well, and,...

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diagram of mixed doubles serve return strategy: 50% down the line, 50% cross court
January 14, 2021

A Commonly Overused Mixed Strategy

One of the most common situations in which players adopt a suboptimal mixed strategy is doubles return of serve. In many matches, no, you don’t have to hit your serve returns down the line....

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example of a cross court forehand which is the hesba beacuse the opponent isn't defending properly
January 11, 2021

Highest Equity Shot Before Adjustment (HESBA)

For every situation from which we have to select a shot, there exists a best option barring strategic adjustment from our opponent. This is our highest equity shot before adjustment, our HESBA. That might...

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