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Originally Posted by BlaneH
This is my limited understanding of it. Someone that plays higher and has a better grasp of it may post and correct me.
I believe EV is calculated based on the amount of money in the pot and you're equity in said pot.
So my ev in that hand is around -13 bucks or so since I only have about 4% equity in the hand to hit my one outer. So since I hit it I ran 13 dollars over the expected value of that hand dealt out.
If I had the set of 7's I'd had nice gap between my EV graph and that hand of about buy-in since I was EXPECTED to win 13 dollars but didn't.
Yes, you're 100% correct. This is also a good illustration of why, while allin-EV is a decent measure of how you're running, it's not end-all & be-all some people make it to be as far as measuring how you're running. Set over set is something of a cooler. So, your allin-EV graph is going to show that you're not running poorly as a set of deuces is a huge dog to a set of sevens; however, if you're on the wrong end of a few set over sets in a smallish sample, you're actually running pretty poorly in reality. But that won't be reflected in your allin-EV graph.
If you ship KK several times in a small sample only to run into rockets, you're also running poorly, though that won't be reflected in your allin-EV. So, while allin-EV is a decent measure of how you're running, it's far from perfect.
I'm off work today & tomorrow and don't work until 5pm Tuesday, so I will be putting in some decent volume over the next 72 hours, though I need to devote most of today to sleeping imo. Will be back with BR updates by Tuesday. I crunched some numbers and if I manage to squeeze 30 hours of poker in weekly in January, and run/play only decently, I will ready to make another run @ 50NL in February
Gonna split my time 60/40 between 2-4 tabling HU and 8-tabling 6-max for the remainder of Jan.
Last edited by AcesFullMoon; 01-03-2010 at 12:19 PM.