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12-18-2005 06:39 PM

Re: New party \"Speed\" sngs
 
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Look at 10 tournies that you won use some random selection method. Look at the first hand of level 4. Post number of below average and number of above average.

I would bet that you are below average overall.

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Random 10: above average at start of level IV 4/10; above average at start of level V 6/10. In both cases, average chips held at beginning of level was above average chip count: 1.24 x average stack at start of level IV and 1.33 x average stack at start of level V.

Not that any 10 game sample is going to prove anything.

tjh 12-18-2005 10:00 PM

Re: New party \"Speed\" sngs
 
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Look at 10 tournies that you won use some random selection method. Look at the first hand of level 4. Post number of below average and number of above average.

I would bet that you are below average overall.

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Random 10: above average at start of level IV 4/10; above average at start of level V 6/10. In both cases, average chips held at beginning of level was above average chip count: 1.24 x average stack at start of level IV and 1.33 x average stack at start of level V.

Not that any 10 game sample is going to prove anything.

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Well I am gald that I did not bet any cash on my part

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I figured a random sample would encourage you to take a look. Thanks.

I could perhaps improve my game by playing some more hands early then.

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tjh

12-18-2005 10:43 PM

Re: New party \"Speed\" sngs
 
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I could perhaps improve my game by playing some more hands early then.

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That's not the only way to get chips early on. My VP$IP is around 13% in levels 1-3. Sometimes it's not a matter of winning more chips but rather losing fewer. (Not that my example is one to follow.)


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