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Presented here is data from a Poker site that declares themselves as the largest. The data is of two conditions, A and B, of a greatly different number of hands played, A << B.
<ul type="square"> Condition A N Hands 2535 N Pairs 153 Mean Theoretical Pairs 11.4 Mean Observed Pairs 11.7 +2.60% Mean Theoretical Sets Flopped 1.23 Mean Observed Sets Flopped 1.30 +5.79% Pair Count Win% Sets Flopped Sets Expected A 16 87.5 1 1.72 K 11 63.6 2 1.18 Q 5 80.0 1 0.53 J 6 50.0 0 0.64 T 11 54.5 1 1.18 9 12 50.0 1 1.29 8 11 27.2 0 1.18 7 13 53.8 2 1.40 6 9 33.3 2 0.97 5 11 18.1 1 1.18 4 14 14.2 3 1.50 3 15 26.6 2 1.61 2 19 21.0 1 2.04 Condition B N Hands 18044 N Pairs 1040 Mean Theoretical Pairs 81.6 Mean Observed Pairs 80.0 -2.01% Mean Theoretical Sets Flopped 8.79 Mean Observed Sets Flopped 6.84 -22.1% Pair Count Win% Sets Flopped Sets Expected A 84 86.9 6 9.05 K 82 75.6 7 8.83 Q 79 63.2 4 8.51 J 83 62.6 6 8.94 T 82 47.5 8 8.83 9 73 39.7 5 7.86 8 86 38.3 6 9.26 7 87 25.2 7 9.37 6 77 31.1 8 8.29 5 70 15.7 5 7.54 4 73 17.8 7 7.86 3 85 15.2 9 9.15 2 79 11.3 11 8.51[/list]You are invited to comment on this please but I know a site that I will not be playing on this weekend. This evidence is conclusive to me. I appologize but names must be withheld as I am talking with a US Senator about legislation to allow jurisdiction in the US Federal Courts. I will gladly share the software that I used to generate these conditions but you will need to preserve your hand hitoriy files. TY |
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