After 410k hands this year, I am taking stock of where I am at. I don't pay much attention to PT4 luck bell curve but noticed the following:
I'm not interested in bad luck sob stories but had a few questions about this curve:
1. I assume it is a reliable indicator of the info it is trying to show, i.e. how often you hit sets and how often draws complete? I checked my flopped sets and I have hit 1181 out of 11,522 flops seen with pocket pair so that seems to confirm hitting less sets than 'average'
2. Is it telling me that roughly 2% of players will have missed more straight draws, roughly 3% of players missed more sets, and roughly 5% of players missed more flush draws?
3. If the above is true, then is it also true to say that only 2 out of every 100,000 players will have missed more combined straights, sets and flushes (0.02*0.03*0.05 = 0.00003)?
I'm sure I've got some flawed logic so any help appreciated. As I say, it's not about whining but I am taking stock of where my game is currently at and some context to this bell curve would be helpful as part of that honest assessment.
Appreciate any constructive comments.
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