Hi,
Working on popups and and can't figure out why there is a difference in these stats. The definitions of the stats that I have found are:
* Saw Turn%. Percent of time player sees the turn.
* Saw Turn When Saw Flop (WSF%). Percentage of hands in which a player who sees the flop reaches the turn.
In looking at a player (843 hands) in my DB I have the following:
* Saw Flop: 23% (191/836) (times/opportunities)
* Saw Turn: 16% (134/836) (times/opportunities)
* Saw Turn when saw Flop: 60% (96/159) (times/opportunities)
Can someone wiser than me explain why these numbers aren't the same, because to my simple mind anyone who sees turn have had to seen the flop irregardless how he got to that later street.
Is "Saw Turn: 16%" of all possible hands went to turn? This makes sense.
Is "Saw Turn when saw Flop: 60%" that only 60% of the hands that he actually saw flop with he took to Turn? But the math don't add up to me. 191 hands to flop times 60% to turn is 114.6 not 96.??? Or am I just looking at this all wrong?
Thanks in advance,
...OMG