Sklansky Bucks Calculator: PokerEV

[aShtk]

What are the graph options EW, ETW, etc for ?

Thanks a lot, this program kicks ass.

[Jim14Qc]

no [censored] wonder I'm in such a breakeven streak... HOw unstandard is this?


Shot at 2007-07-11[/list]

EDIT: while writing this post, I lost AA vs 67 on a 6TT board AI on flop.

EDIT2: sorry for rant.

[hypermegachi]

sorry for the newb question, what does this graph mean?


sklansky bucks = $ i should have won

i'm not sure what the difference between the other 3 lines are...

[deflY]

thanks for this

[hypermegachi]

reading through the old thread, here's the most relevant info i could find.

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Yeah, this is definitely needed. There's actually a truckload of stats coming that will confuse everyone even more Grin Grin

The stats panel is just something I threw together quickly for the private beta. It's going to get a major upgrade. To answer your questions:

- ETW is "Expected Total Winnings". This line represents what you'd win (i.e. in your account) if you weren't running hot or cold on your showdowns.
- Equity adjusted means the same as above.
- When won w/o showdown is red, it means you're losing more to folds and blinds than you're making from bluffing.
- PIP means "Put in Pot"
- The %+EV when PIP > 0 line gives an indicator of how many positive equity situations you're running into. It's meant to be used in combination with the filters.

The power of this program is really in the filters. All of the above stats will vary greatly based on flop/turn hands, whether you bet, call or raise, your position, and so on. The idea of the stats tab is that you use the filters to find spots where you're consistently putting money in bad.

I realize this stuff is a bit involved and I'll be making it easier in future, but even now there's an amazing amount of information that can be gleaned about your play if you fiddle around with things a bit.

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does this mean that it's possible to have "Won W/O Showdown" in the green?

[SteveyJay]

this means im running really bad, correct?

[Phil153]

SteveyJay,

To see how you're running, it's better to use the "Luck Graphs" tab. These are calculated purely from all in hands and are unaffected by skew.

The graphs on the "Game Analysis Graphs" tab are for game analysis (such as seeing the ratio of showdown/non showdown/SB winnings) and can be skewed depending on how you play. They won't give an accurate indication of how well you run.

[SteveyJay]

Ah i see, thanks.

Do i have to upload my database again every time i close and restart the program or is it possible to save the db somehow?


Your program looks great anyway. thanks for the effort [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[ImsaKidd]

Damn I love this program Phil.


Before a zillion requests come in:

Compare RED and BLUE lines or GREEN and TEAL lines to see how you're running.

If Blue is below Red (or Green below Teal), the difference is how bad you've run. If Blue is above red, thats how hot youve run.

[Tiki]

This is great Phil. Your app. is really slick. Very nice indeed and thank you.