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#1
02-27-2006, 04:24 AM
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Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
I did a search but didn't find anything on this, so I worked it out myself using my own stats. (These are based on full ring games. I haven't done this for 6-max yet, and I'm not sure how different they'd be.)
Results for fixed-limit hold 'em: $0.50/$1 -- 0.1 points per hand $1/$2 -- 0.144 points per hand $2/$4 -- 0.127 points per hand $3/$6 non-jackpot -- 0.37 points per hand $3/$6 jackpot -- 0.46 points per hand $5/$10 non-jackpot -- 0.464 points per hand $5/$10 jackpot -- 0.58 points per hand 
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#2
02-27-2006, 06:27 AM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
I'll get that new iPod in no time!
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#3
02-28-2006, 08:00 PM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
It is on their site. The points are doled out for 20 hand groups. If you play 19 hands, you get nothing.
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#4
02-28-2006, 08:48 PM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
are these based strictly on raked hands out of total hands times the multiplier for the level? or did you go compute based on actual points earned? if its just raked hands you should adjust it (lower) for the 20-raked hand requiremnt
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#5
02-28-2006, 08:57 PM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
Is this all for full table? Those numbers can't be right for 3/6 6max. They would assume that 62% of hands are raked, while by my records, only 50% of hands are raked. This would work out to .3 points per hand. Also, I get .138 points per hand at 1/2 6max, which is pretty close to your 1/2 number.
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#7
03-01-2006, 01:35 AM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
[ QUOTE ]
are these based strictly on raked hands out of total hands times the multiplier for the level? or did you go compute based on actual points earned? if its just raked hands you should adjust it (lower) for the 20-raked hand requiremnt [/ QUOTE ] It's just (raked hands / total hands) * (PartyPoints / raked hand). I can't really adjust for the 20-hand requirement, because the adjustment is a function of the number of hands you play. If you play 35 hands, the adjustment will be a lot bigger than if you play 10,035 hands.
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#8
03-01-2006, 01:38 AM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
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Is this all for full table? Those numbers can't be right for 3/6 6max. They would assume that 62% of hands are raked, while by my records, only 50% of hands are raked. [/ QUOTE ] Yes, 61.67% of my 3/6 hands have been raked at 10-person tables. (I've played exclusively at the jackpot tables at 3/6. Maybe that has something to do with it.)
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#9
03-01-2006, 01:41 AM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
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Don't forget about Happy Hour. [/ QUOTE ] Good point. I was doing this for Acceler-8-or purposes, so happy hour doesn't count. But for iPod purposes, happy hour should be figured in.
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#10
03-01-2006, 02:03 AM
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Re: Party Points per hand from $0.50/1 to $5/$10
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] Is this all for full table? Those numbers can't be right for 3/6 6max. They would assume that 62% of hands are raked, while by my records, only 50% of hands are raked. [/ QUOTE ] Yes, 61.67% of my 3/6 hands have been raked at 10-person tables. (I've played exclusively at the jackpot tables at 3/6. Maybe that has something to do with it.) [/ QUOTE ] Update: I've got more hands now. Of my 15,867 hands at 3/6, 9,098 have been raked, which is 57%.
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