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09-06-2007, 12:41 PM
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How to calculate winrate?
I was reading a thread about a winning player and his winrate is "2bb/100" What does this mean?
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#2
09-06-2007, 04:12 PM
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Re: How to calculate winrate?
this means that on average, after a 100 hands played, he's made 2 big blinds in profit.
for example: you're playing on a 0.25$/0.50$ table with a 50$ buy-in. After a hundred played hands, you expect to have 51$ (your buy-in + 2*BB).
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#3
09-06-2007, 04:23 PM
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Re: How to calculate winrate?
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this means that on average, after a 100 hands played, he's made 2 big blinds in profit. for example: you're playing on a 0.25$/0.50$ table with a 50$ buy-in. After a hundred played hands, you expect to have 51$ (your buy-in + 2*BB). [/ QUOTE ] The above is correct for NL/PL. If you play limit, bb=big bets, so for 2/4 limit, 2 bb/100 would mean you average $8 profit for every 100 hands.
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#5
09-06-2007, 05:15 PM
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Re: How to calculate winrate?
Please excuse my newbness but so for example, 2bb/100. That winrate is final? (ie: after downswing? etc)
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#6
09-06-2007, 05:34 PM
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Re: How to calculate winrate?
The best estimate of a players true winrate takes into account all play, heaters and downswings.
Note that most winrates discussed will have little relation to a player's true winrate due to sample size. Unless a winrate is over a sample of 100k+ hands its better to think of it as a description of what happened, than as an estimate of how good the player is.
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#7
09-06-2007, 06:29 PM
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Re: How to calculate winrate?
[ QUOTE ]
The best estimate of a players true winrate takes into account all play, heaters and downswings. Note that most winrates discussed will have little relation to a player's true winrate due to sample size. Unless a winrate is over a sample of 100k+ hands its better to think of it as a description of what happened, than as an estimate of how good the player is. [/ QUOTE ] Correct. Winrate is never final, however, the more hands you play you will statistically gravitate to your actual winrate. aka the law of large numbers. 2bb/100= 2 big blinds/ 100 hands 2BB/100= 2 big bets/ 100 hands 2ptbb/100= 4 big blinds/100 hands, also 2 big bets/100 hands. pt stands for pokertracker.
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