Gato
10-01-2010, 03:20 AM
OK, I just moved back to cash and now I have just played my 10,000th hand. As many I am a little curious about that elusive term: True Winrate.
I know, I really do. It takes a zillion hands to get a good estimate of this parameter and even when you get there it will very likely have changed.
Anyway, I was curious to see how I can calculate the standard deviation that my bb/100 shows in those 100 sessions to put this in a calculator and see how it goes, but I could not find an easy way to do this. Excel? Hints will be much appreciated.
Instead I ran into the "Expected Value" by stakes report and would like to know what does it mean, how are the stats calculated, what are the basis for saying that for instance EV bb/100 = 2.44 given that in the 10K hands sample we have a 7.36 bb/100.
Any help and thoughts will be much appreciated.
Regards.
I know, I really do. It takes a zillion hands to get a good estimate of this parameter and even when you get there it will very likely have changed.
Anyway, I was curious to see how I can calculate the standard deviation that my bb/100 shows in those 100 sessions to put this in a calculator and see how it goes, but I could not find an easy way to do this. Excel? Hints will be much appreciated.
Instead I ran into the "Expected Value" by stakes report and would like to know what does it mean, how are the stats calculated, what are the basis for saying that for instance EV bb/100 = 2.44 given that in the 10K hands sample we have a 7.36 bb/100.
Any help and thoughts will be much appreciated.
Regards.