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04-26-2015 , 10:50 PM
just had a 3$ spin go with 360$ prize pool won it for 300$ nice sunday afternoon for a low roller
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04-27-2015 , 05:57 AM
sweet!
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04-27-2015 , 09:35 AM
Is there a way to see the total prize pool in HEM2 reports?

I'm also having problems with the EV being miscalculated.
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04-27-2015 , 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by MattWW
Is there a way to see the total prize pool in HEM2 reports?

I'm also having problems with the EV being miscalculated.
I'm upgrading from HEM1 to either PT4 or HEM2.HEM1 does not calculate ev properly for spins that are greater than 2X prizepools and am unsure if upgrading to HEM2 instead of Pokertracker will be a mistake as I intend on putting time into spins.Spins aren't my only game,but before purchacing i'd like to know if both programs track spins properly?Thanks.
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04-27-2015 , 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by sgtbilko77
I'm upgrading from HEM1 to either PT4 or HEM2.HEM1 does not calculate ev properly for spins that are greater than 2X prizepools and am unsure if upgrading to HEM2 instead of Pokertracker will be a mistake as I intend on putting time into spins.Spins aren't my only game,but before purchacing i'd like to know if both programs track spins properly?Thanks.
I don't know if it works properly in PT4, you should try the trial. In HEM2 the EV is still bugged and they've known about it for over a year. It doesn't look like it will be fixed soon..
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04-27-2015 , 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by MattWW
I don't know if it works properly in PT4, you should try the trial. In HEM2 the EV is still bugged and they've known about it for over a year. It doesn't look like it will be fixed soon..
Thanks!
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04-27-2015 , 09:17 PM
Is any Pokerstars rep in here? Because I'd like to know if Pokerstars is going to add 100$ buy-in for spin and gos (while removing the 7s) now in the end of the millionaire promotion? Thank you

Hopefully yes, peoples desperate to start playing those
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04-27-2015 , 09:33 PM
I imagine it's quite likely they'll add $100s at some point, but no way they'll ever remove $7s. perhaps you meant the $5s ?
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04-27-2015 , 09:38 PM
The 100s might as well come with $1.2M as the top prize pool on a permanent basis, be careful with your wishes

Edit: Pokerstars Baard has been inactive here lately, but you can try your luck and PM him.

What do you think about a prize structure as follows? It does look quite playable.

The $300K top prize version:



Code:
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Effective	Specified		Simulation
Place	Finish Distribution	Finish Distribution
1	0,000355%          	0,000356%
2	0,00033%          	0,000339%
3	0,000315%          	0,00031%
4	0,001065%          	0,00106%
5	0,00099%          	0,000974%
6	0,000945%          	0,00095%
7	0,00355%          	0,00354%
8	0,0033%          	0,00324%
9	0,00315%          	0,003152%
10	0,01775%          	0,017705%
11	0,1775%          	0,177494%
12	2,6625%          	2,662609%
13	7,873545%          	7,873666%
14	24,763735%          	24,762207%
ITM	35,50903%          	35,507601%
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10000  simulations of  100000  games
Expected ROI (with 40% rakeback): 3,15%  (3145 Buyins)
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Mean 3142,94
Sum square deviation 35965339158,51
Mean square deviation (Sample variance) 3596893,61
Root mean square deviation 1896,55
99% 	had ROI below   8,84%	(8841 Buyins)
97.5% 	had ROI below   8,24%	(8243 Buyins)
95% 	had ROI below   7,14%	(7140 Buyins)
90% 	had ROI below   5,62%	(5616 Buyins)
80% 	had ROI below   4,90%	(4901 Buyins)
70% 	had ROI below   3,68%	(3677 Buyins)
60% 	had ROI below   2,74%	(2739 Buyins)
50% 	had ROI below   2,42%	(2421 Buyins)
40% 	had ROI below   2,17%	(2175 Buyins)
30% 	had ROI below   1,95%	(1947 Buyins)
20% 	had ROI below   1,71%	(1708 Buyins)
10% 	had ROI below   1,41%	(1412 Buyins)
  5% 	had ROI below   1,18%	(1183 Buyins)
  2.5% 	had ROI below   1,01%	(1011 Buyins)
  1% 	had ROI below   0,79%	(788 Buyins)
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  99% 	had a downswing greater than   161 buyins
  97.5% 	had a downswing greater than   174 buyins
  95% 	had a downswing greater than   185 buyins
  90% 	had a downswing greater than   199 buyins
  80% 	had a downswing greater than   220 buyins
  70% 	had a downswing greater than   238 buyins
  60% 	had a downswing greater than   255 buyins
  50% 	had a downswing greater than   273 buyins
  40% 	had a downswing greater than   292 buyins
  30% 	had a downswing greater than   316 buyins
  20% 	had a downswing greater than   348 buyins
  10% 	had a downswing greater than   400 buyins
  5% 	had a downswing greater than   448 buyins
  2.5% 	had a downswing greater than   494 buyins
  1% 	had a downswing greater than   559 buyins
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  99% 	had a low point lower than   0 buyins
  97.5% 	had a low point lower than   -1 buyins
  95% 	had a low point lower than   -4 buyins
  90% 	had a low point lower than   -8 buyins
  80% 	had a low point lower than   -17 buyins
  70% 	had a low point lower than   -26 buyins
  60% 	had a low point lower than   -38 buyins
  50% 	had a low point lower than   -52 buyins
  40% 	had a low point lower than   -68 buyins
  30% 	had a low point lower than   -89 buyins
  20% 	had a low point lower than   -118 buyins
  10% 	had a low point lower than   -169 buyins
  5% 	had a low point lower than   -220 buyins
  2.5% 	had a low point lower than   -271 buyins
  1% 	had a low point lower than   -343 buyins
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The $1M top prize version (very unplayable with 35.5% ITM ):


Code:
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Effective	Specified		Simulation
Place	Finish Distribution	Finish Distribution
1	0,000355%          	0,000363%
2	0,00033%          	0,000342%
3	0,000315%          	0,000312%
4	0,001065%          	0,001068%
5	0,00099%          	0,00098%
6	0,000945%          	0,000944%
7	0,00355%          	0,003519%
8	0,0033%          	0,003307%
9	0,00315%          	0,003147%
10	0,01775%          	0,017687%
11	0,1065%          	0,106455%
12	1,065%          	1,064637%
13	9,861545%          	9,8612%
14	24,444235%          	24,443118%
ITM	35,50903%          	35,507079%
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10000  simulations of  100000  games
Expected ROI (with 40% rakeback): 3,1%  (3100 Buyins)
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Mean 3181,42
Sum square deviation 370002824954,31
Mean square deviation (Sample variance) 37003982,89
Root mean square deviation 6083,09
99% 	had ROI below   20,85%	(20847 Buyins)
97.5% 	had ROI below   19,67%	(19666 Buyins)
95% 	had ROI below   18,19%	(18195 Buyins)
90% 	had ROI below   10,39%	(10386 Buyins)
80% 	had ROI below   9,22%	(9222 Buyins)
70% 	had ROI below   7,91%	(7915 Buyins)
60% 	had ROI below   0,62%	(624 Buyins)
50% 	had ROI below   0,02%	(19 Buyins)
40% 	had ROI below   -0,39%	(-388 Buyins)
30% 	had ROI below   -0,74%	(-743 Buyins)
20% 	had ROI below   -1,06%	(-1061 Buyins)
10% 	had ROI below   -1,44%	(-1438 Buyins)
  5% 	had ROI below   -1,70%	(-1696 Buyins)
  2.5% 	had ROI below   -1,91%	(-1906 Buyins)
  1% 	had ROI below   -2,12%	(-2123 Buyins)
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  99% 	had a downswing greater than   427 buyins
  97.5% 	had a downswing greater than   496 buyins
  95% 	had a downswing greater than   556 buyins
  90% 	had a downswing greater than   641 buyins
  80% 	had a downswing greater than   770 buyins
  70% 	had a downswing greater than   878 buyins
  60% 	had a downswing greater than   987 buyins
  50% 	had a downswing greater than   1096 buyins
  40% 	had a downswing greater than   1216 buyins
  30% 	had a downswing greater than   1347 buyins
  20% 	had a downswing greater than   1514 buyins
  10% 	had a downswing greater than   1751 buyins
  5% 	had a downswing greater than   1956 buyins
  2.5% 	had a downswing greater than   2113 buyins
  1% 	had a downswing greater than   2309 buyins
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  99% 	had a low point lower than   -15 buyins
  97.5% 	had a low point lower than   -35 buyins
  95% 	had a low point lower than   -70 buyins
  90% 	had a low point lower than   -142 buyins
  80% 	had a low point lower than   -301 buyins
  70% 	had a low point lower than   -446 buyins
  60% 	had a low point lower than   -600 buyins
  50% 	had a low point lower than   -768 buyins
  40% 	had a low point lower than   -925 buyins
  30% 	had a low point lower than   -1111 buyins
  20% 	had a low point lower than   -1323 buyins
  10% 	had a low point lower than   -1610 buyins
  5% 	had a low point lower than   -1842 buyins
  2.5% 	had a low point lower than   -2012 buyins
  1% 	had a low point lower than   -2211 buyins
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MattWW
I don't know if it works properly in PT4
It does , even in the tourneys where I've finished in 3rd, because the prize pool is written into the tourney summary file.

Last edited by coon74; 04-27-2015 at 10:07 PM.
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04-27-2015 , 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by _dave_
I imagine it's quite likely they'll add $100s at some point, but no way they'll ever remove $7s. perhaps you meant the $5s ?
yes I meant either one of them
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04-28-2015 , 08:20 AM
So what HUD do people use? Assuming I have coffeehud atm and want a good spin hud based off something like that what do I do.
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04-28-2015 , 02:12 PM
@Coon74

5% rake continued at the 100s?

if stars rakes them at 4% they could ad 2x1200x spins/100K and still have 600 buyins to distribute to more frequent teirs

or five 600x /100k...

v much liking the sound of five 50k+5k+5k in addition to the current 5% paytable

Last edited by 22riverrat22; 04-28-2015 at 02:27 PM.
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04-28-2015 , 02:26 PM
also @Coon74

wonder what im doing wrong here.... why isn't this a valid expression for expected ITM?

(((amt_expected_won / cnt_tourneys) + 500) / 1500) * 100)
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04-28-2015 , 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by 22riverrat22
@Coon74

5% rake continued at the 100s?

if stars rakes them at 4% they could ad 2x1200x spins/100K and still have 600 buyins to distribute to more frequent teirs

or five 600x /100k...

v much liking the sound of five 50k+5k+5k in addition to the current 5% paytable
Heh, good luck with persuading Stars that the rake should be 4%

The main problem with my initial paytable was that the frequency of $1.2M tourneys was too high (they took 4% out of every BI); if it's reduced, e.g. like below, the format will become about as playable as today's 60s.



Quote:
Originally Posted by 22riverrat22
also @Coon74

wonder what im doing wrong here.... why isn't this a valid expression for expected ITM?

(((amt_expected_won / cnt_tourneys) + 500) / 1500) * 100)
It's indeed a valid expression for the expected ITM (again, you can just divide by 15 instead of dividing by 1500 and multiplying by 100), but UncleTom was asking about ROI.

Note that, in the ROI formula (slightly simplified in comparison with my above post),

((amt_expected_won / cnt_tourneys) + 500) * (1 - (amt_fee / amt_buyin_fee)) / 5 - 100

the (1 - (amt_fee / amt_buyin_fee)) multiplier accounts for the rake (equals 0.95 for the 15s-60s etc). Rakeback should be added to the ROI directly (e.g. 0.4 * 5% = 2% for 40% return) because it of course doesn't depend on how often one wins.

Last edited by coon74; 04-28-2015 at 02:47 PM.
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04-28-2015 , 03:34 PM
got it sorted, thank you
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04-28-2015 , 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by BitchiBee
So what HUD do people use? Assuming I have coffeehud atm and want a good spin hud based off something like that what do I do.
You'll find this most similar to CoffeeHUD - http://www.husng.com/content/spin-go-hud
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04-28-2015 , 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by random_chu
higher buyins please, f the haters
true
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04-28-2015 , 09:14 PM
Can someone tell me if the PT4, HEM2, and HEM1 chipevs for Spins are accurate?
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04-28-2015 , 09:34 PM
In PT4, it's accurate (plus there's $EV (My Currency Net Adjusted) that takes the multiplier into account). I haven't bothered to learn HEM because PT rocks
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04-29-2015 , 07:11 AM
So the million got won again yesterday. Anyone got a video?

I started 3 spins in the same minute as the million.. god damned.
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04-29-2015 , 10:18 AM
thats the thing about 3/10,000,000
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04-29-2015 , 10:27 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by MattWW
So the million got won again yesterday. Anyone got a video?

I started 3 spins in the same minute as the million.. god damned.

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04-29-2015 , 06:24 PM
hey, what is the rake on the jackpot sngs on acr/bcp?

i cant find the info anywhere.
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04-29-2015 , 06:27 PM
6%
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04-29-2015 , 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by The Lipo Fund
hey, what is the rake on the jackpot sngs on acr/bcp?
The reg-infestation (typical of the WPN) is the real rake. The life at the 40s isn't easier than at Stars' 30s-60s imo. #nomoneyinpoker
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