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How many thousand hands can the downswings last?
See the question above. It's been quite depressing for me lately and I was just wondering what kind of downswings have you experienced?
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Re: How many thousand hands can the downswings last?
I am breakeven over my last 27,000 hands (3/6 and 5/10 short). In that time I've had separate drops of 290BB and 150BB. Thank god for bonus/rakeback
If you really want to be depressed, go poke around Brags, Beats / Variance Whoops, I didn't answer your question. Both downswings lasted about 5,000 hands |
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Re: How many thousand hands can the downswings last?
the lower your real winrate is, the larger downswings can get.
for a 1BB/100 hands winner, it is possible to get onto a 100K hands breakeven streak. Dealing with this is hard.. I'm bad at this, too. |
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Re: How many thousand hands can the downswings last?
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the lower your real winrate is, the larger downswings can get. for a 1BB/100 hands winner, it is possible to get onto a 100K hands breakeven streak. Dealing with this is hard.. I'm bad at this, too. [/ QUOTE ] Possible but very unlikely. Suppose you're a 2BB/100 winner with a SD of 15.5BB/100. After 100K hands, your probability of being breakeven or worse is only 2.25e-5, or 0.002%. If your winrate per 100 hands is M, and your SD/100 is S, and you play N*100 hands, then you can calculate the probability of your being breakeven or worse using Excel (with the Analysis Toolpack added in) as: =0.5*ERFC(M/S*SQRT(N)/SQRT(2)) |
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