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Originally Posted by xalas
I looked at some of these. I definitely liked the structure of how he was presenting his data, but I tended to disagree with some of the things that he said. I approached it with the mindset of, "Players should have the primary goal of winning the game, with the secondary goal of winning the game with as much money as possible."
I did this project last year, by the way. My summary was that about 8% of players were losing games that they should have won, while 80-85% of winning players were winning an average of $3,000 less if they wagered optimally. (This was done by analyzing optimal strategies for certain situations, and then comparing them to how the actual contestants acted. Sample size was right around 350 episodes I believe).