domino66
05-01-2010, 03:16 PM
I know the functionality of the All-in EV line is, for hands where there was no all-in showdown to just have the "winning" and "all-in EV" line move up/down exactly the same amount.
In other words, the only instance where the lines move differently is when there was an all-in confrontation (but it still accounts for those hands where there wasn't...both lines just move in the same direction and by the same amount).
I want to know if it's possible to graph ONLY those all-in hands. In other words, I just want a quick and dirty graph of my EV in all-in hands without the clutter of all of those other hands that did not have an all-in confrontation. So if I graphed a sample of 1,000 hands, for example, the X-axis of such a graph might only go up to 75 or so, if there were only 75 all-in hands out of those 1,000. Is such functionality possible?
In other words, the only instance where the lines move differently is when there was an all-in confrontation (but it still accounts for those hands where there wasn't...both lines just move in the same direction and by the same amount).
I want to know if it's possible to graph ONLY those all-in hands. In other words, I just want a quick and dirty graph of my EV in all-in hands without the clutter of all of those other hands that did not have an all-in confrontation. So if I graphed a sample of 1,000 hands, for example, the X-axis of such a graph might only go up to 75 or so, if there were only 75 all-in hands out of those 1,000. Is such functionality possible?