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Originally Posted by Username^^
But the hands in that analyzis u made is selected from variuos poker rooms, and when you are checking equity preflop of variuos players its completelly normal that it will give you correct odds, becouse if one loses another has to win (I hope you understand what i mean).
You should think a little before writing.
We compared the preflop equity at various ranges, to the actual all-in win rates. They matched. If the favorite won less than the expectation, they would not match. If the underdog won more than the expectation, they would not match. Your point that if one loses another has to win is true, and it means if you increase the win rate of the underdog, you alse decrease the win rate of the favorite, and so now you have two brackets in the study that should show skew. None do. The favorite always wins at expectation over time, and the underdog always loses at expectation over time. The brackets are paired, with the 20% equity being on the other side of hands with the 80% equity. Look at the matching hand numbers on the bracket pairs.
Number of hands parsed: 102661557
Total all-in situations: 400804 (Once per 256.14 hands).
Preflop Equity %.....#All-ins...#Wins...%
0 - 10.....................13675 1026 8%
10 - 20................124839 25435 20%
20 - 30................. 72605 21361 29%
30 - 40................. 77187 28437 37%
40 - 50................111568 51068 46%
50 - 60............... 113428 61430 54%
60 - 70................. 77187 48750 63%
70 - 80................. 72605 51244 71%
80 - 90................ 124839 99404 80%
90 - 100................ 13675 12649 92%
Quote:
Originally Posted by Username^^
But the hands in that analyzis u made is selected from variuos poker rooms
IndianaV8 actually made a joke when he got these results for me, that since it is more than one site mixed, they could be colluding with each other to cancel out each other's riggedness, and make the totals come out right. So I guess you're on to something dog.
Last edited by spadebidder; 05-01-2009 at 09:24 AM.