5/10 6-max stats

PShabi · #1 12-20-05, 01:15 PM

Maybe more significant than you think. I'm winning 2% more in my attempts. I think I was stealing at 35 and you were at 32, right?

So, I steal 3% more often and still win at a better %. May add up to a bit more than we think. Nothing crazy though.

However, I agree, you have to look at bb/100 in stealing situations. I'll see if I can

wildcard1433 · #2 12-21-05, 12:23 AM

If you're really curious about where you would become unprofitable, or rather where you are most profitable with those percentages, I'm sure there is an optimization formula you can plug those into to find out. I'll leave the exacts to the stats majors and computer programs though. Actually, is there any stats programs that will use your numbers to show how to optimize profit, or is that a new dicussion topic?

PShabi · #3 12-21-05, 01:02 AM

I'll get back to this when I ahve more time, but let me just say that I've seen people with "stats" that match up and winrates that do not.

There are no "optimal" stats.

wildcard1433 · #4 12-21-05, 01:06 AM

that's why it's gambling eh?

sjay2k · #5 12-21-05, 07:44 AM

Okay shabi, after comparing our stats, the major differences are:

1. You calldown on the river more often. You fold to 40% of river bets vs. my 47%.
2. You are a fair bit tighter pre-flop (VPIP of 24 vs 28.5). I think 24 may be a little too tight. I think you can play more than 25.8 on the button
3. You check-raise on the flop a lot more than the turn. Turn check-raises are so much more vicious and scary!
4. You win with AA 78% vs my 67%. lol.

Talking Poker · #6 12-21-05, 01:27 PM

81% baby (for ALL 6 max limits, not just 5/10). 2.36 BB/Hand. IT's my best hand in both of those categories, and rightly so.