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also, i don't know if this applies to any of you, but if you're the type to keep playing until you get unstuck or to keep riding your winning streak until you lose some if it back, your standard deviation will be understated by programs like statking if you're just recording per session results. writing down your chipcount every hour (or even better, every orbit) would give you a better estimate in that case.

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When PJ tilts he spews chips like a fountain

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Joker's numbers would translate into +/- 26 BB/100 SD, assuming 33 hands/hour.

That's pretty high for limit holdem (I often hear people mention 17BB-19BB SDs) but not too surprising for the rather reckless Commerce games.

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how are you guys calculating these?

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CardPlayer's Poker Analyst does it automatically. I just logged in and took a screen shot -- I was wrong about the 1k hours (in my head I had combined it with 25/50 and 30/60 and 40/80) so here's the official numbers:

http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/5286/sd20rj0.jpg

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Std Dev = $380.6/hr
1853 hours
328 sessions

Weekdays 1-10pm over 19 months.

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Pie - is that 20/40?

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yes, 98% commerce

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PJ, you use CardPlayer's online poker analyst? You don't mind all your records being stored in a 3rd party's database?

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PJ, you use CardPlayer's online poker analyst? You don't mind all your records being stored in a 3rd party's database?

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why would he care? and who is the 2nd party?

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I am sorry about the A-Ks hand. You flop set of Q-Q?