JayCo
10-27-2003, 04:22 PM
(cross-post from the Internet Forum on review of PokerTracker stats my pokertracker stats - comments? (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=inet&Number=383536&fpart=& PHPSESSID=) )
Thought some of you might find these benchmarks useful or have different %s to share.
With a smallish sample size (<10k PokerTracker hands), here's some of my VP$IFSB in Small Blind as food for thought:
SB is 1/3 of the BB ($3-$6 only): 27%
SB is 2/5 of the BB ($5-$10 only): 24%
SB is 1/2 of the BB, lower limits ($1-$2, $2-$4): 46% (my loosy-goosy play at loose tables I think)
SB is 1/2 of the BB, higher limits ($8-$16, $10-$20, $20-$40, $30-$60): 29%
SB is 2/3 of the BB ($15-$30 only): 52%
Seems intuitive that the smaller the SB is as a fraction of the BB, the fewer flops the SB should see. I'm curious though if anyone else's stats show a similar trend.
J
Thought some of you might find these benchmarks useful or have different %s to share.
With a smallish sample size (<10k PokerTracker hands), here's some of my VP$IFSB in Small Blind as food for thought:
SB is 1/3 of the BB ($3-$6 only): 27%
SB is 2/5 of the BB ($5-$10 only): 24%
SB is 1/2 of the BB, lower limits ($1-$2, $2-$4): 46% (my loosy-goosy play at loose tables I think)
SB is 1/2 of the BB, higher limits ($8-$16, $10-$20, $20-$40, $30-$60): 29%
SB is 2/3 of the BB ($15-$30 only): 52%
Seems intuitive that the smaller the SB is as a fraction of the BB, the fewer flops the SB should see. I'm curious though if anyone else's stats show a similar trend.
J