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June 11, 2010
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I happened across this doing some reading. Interesting findings.
During the audit one hundred and three million hands were analyzed. Seventy six percent of these hands were won without showdown. The remaining twenty four percent of hands were divided into two categories, “hole” cards representing the worst and best hands pre-flop. When the hand went to show down one would assume statistically the best hand would win greater than fifty percent of the time. However, the win ratio was evenly divided among the two, twelve percent each.
June 11, 2010
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The most interesting thing about it that I saw was that 66% of hands never made it to showdown, I think that is pretty strong statistical evidence that c-betting and multiple barrels are highly effective tools and do work a substantial amount of time. Just interesting to see what trends show up in data when the sample sizes get so large. I would love to be able to see all of the raw data to do some mining, would be interesting to see what else it could teach us. I am sure there are a ton of trends in there.
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