Call for Stats: W$SD, W$WSF

[Nate tha' Great]

Hi all,

I'd like to test out a little theory of mine that there is an inverse relationship between W$SD (won $ at showdown) and W$WSF (win $ when seeing flop).

Please do the following if you have a moment:

* Make sure that you have at least 20,000 tracked hands and a win rate of at least 1.0 BB/100. Please also indicate what limits you're playing. You should not actually post your win rate.
* Filter your database such that you're only looking at hands with at least 7 players to the table. This can easily be done under Pokertracker using the 'Position Stats' tab.
* This is LIMIT hold 'em only, please.
* Post your W$WSF and W$SD numbers in this thread.


thanks!

-Nate

[goofball]

heh, my 20k hand break even streak notwithstanding I still qualify under your conditions.

49k hands total this year, 45k with 7 or more players at the table.

W$WSF = 38.53
W$SD = 51.91

[BottlesOf]

Intereted in 6max stats at all? (The at least 7 players requirement throws a wrench in that)

[Nate tha' Great]

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Intereted in 6max stats at all? (The at least 7 players requirement throws a wrench in that)

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For purposes of this exercise it's probably best to exclude shorthanded play, since your W$WSF is pretty much always going to be higher in shorthanded games.

[bobbyi]

Since this is the general holdem forum, are you interested in stats for both limit and nl?

[Nate tha' Great]

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Since this is the general holdem forum, are you interested in stats for both limit and nl?

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Limit only; amended original post.

[spydog]

40k hands at 3/6
W$WSF: 33.95%
W$SD: 54.14%

ALSO: WSD(33.93%)

[bigmac366]

30K hands at 1/2 W$WSF is at 30.37, and W$SD is at 54.41. not 90 [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[mmbt0ne]

Only .50/1 and 1/2 stats because I dont have a big enough sample at 2/4

W$WSF is an abysmal 30.38
W$SD is 54.62

EDIT: ~38k hands

[sin808]

22k hands- w$wsf:28.74, w$sd:56.12

most of the hands (18k or so) are .50/1, rest are a mix of 1/2 & 2/4 (which hasn't been going so well).