I thought the only fixed things were horse races?:laugh:
I thought the only fixed things were horse races?:laugh:
Wrestling?![]()
I need to clean something up, firstly it was not $1000 lost betting $1 per hand in 3500 hands. At times we played 2 hands at once, $2 on each and a rare playing of $4 per hand and playing upto 4 squares (two each)..
No, most of the horses are fixed too. :grin:
-Sonny-
Isn't there a sacred flow of horses?
Of course not, when we played same table I only took my hand history.
As for the results, the chance of that distribution was only about 4 standard deviations, and only around 1 in 10,000... so probably just a bad beat
What ridiculous accusation are you going to come out with next, Santa Clause isn't real either? :joker:
Of course not, when we played same table I only took my hand history.
As for the results, the chance of that distribution was only about 4 standard deviations, and only around 1 in 10,000... so probably just a bad beat
The distrubtion of dealers up cards is about 1 in 12,500 which is basically 0.00008.
KenSmith said:Since the online calculator returned a value of zero, I decided to run this test in Excel instead. The result?
1.2094E-40, or
0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000012094
This is quite likely beyond any meaningful precision limits of Excel, so just call it ZERO.
A second independent set of data would be quite useful to see.
I never said SD of 15 or 7. That was assuming i lost $1,000 betting $1 a hand in 3600 hands which didn't happen.
The distrubtion of dealers up cards is about 1 in 12,500 which is basically 0.00008.
for example 234 cards and a chance of 1/13 of drawing a card makes variance (234*1/13*12/13) =~ 16, so standard deviation is about 4.
4 standard deviations is norm dist is 99.99366575163% or 1 in 15786