Cerril
03-25-2005, 06:59 AM
So there's a lot of discussion about various stats and how long they take to converge [with reality]. The most common of course is winrate (which takes 50k hands or so to yield even tenuous results), and many discussions involve VP$IP and PFR percentages (which converge in only a few thousand hands to pretty accurate numbers, provided no change in play).
The ones I'm curious about now are session win/loss rates (i.e. 52% winning sessions, 45% winning, so on) assuming sessions of equal length, and the various 'won at showdown' percentages (overall, and for each hand type... which is really the same question).
How many sessions before you start seeing a reasonably accurate number? How many hands shown down? Any thoughts?
The ones I'm curious about now are session win/loss rates (i.e. 52% winning sessions, 45% winning, so on) assuming sessions of equal length, and the various 'won at showdown' percentages (overall, and for each hand type... which is really the same question).
How many sessions before you start seeing a reasonably accurate number? How many hands shown down? Any thoughts?