(But it probably comes with a big standard deviation so 1000 hands is not enough really to be very confident, you need way more we cant even know if you are a winning player probably yet although probably 70% or more you are in these games if this is from the same type of game, but it varies with opponents so your sample is only indicative of the places and people you met)
(But it probably comes with a big standard deviation so 1000 hands is not enough really to be very confident, you need way more we cant even know if you are a winning player probably yet although probably 70% or more you are in these games if this is from the same type of game, but it varies with opponents so your sample is only indicative of the places and people you met)
A quick and easy way would be to print your graph out and draw 3 straight lines:
The first one you will draw so that there are about as many data points above the line as there are points below.
The second line will be just above all data points.
The third line will be just below all data points.
Now measure the slope of all three line. The first one will be your winrate and the second and third will be your uncertainties.
This is not as good as doing actual statistics as they were discribed above by masque de Z but it is quick and easy and requires no math.
