QFIT said:
I think you're hung up on hands per hour. What matters is SCORE, or N0.
Actually, I'm more hung-up on "physical round" stuff and could care less about hourly stuff lol.
While back-counting
I've always assumed "SCORE" in its purest sense meant "per 100 rounds seen".
In Don's Tables N0 always also always assumed "100 rounds seen" as near as I could tell.
For the sim in question, when you list "15930" rounds as N0, I assume, in that sim, it represents 15930/80=199 hours of play. If it represented "100 rounds seen" as SCORE does, it would represent 159.3 hours of play.
It appears to me the SCORE in that sim of 62.77 probably actually does assume "per 100 rounds seen".
N0 assumes number of rounds seen per hour based on how many rounds seen per hour.
So, my question still is how many hours of play does the "15930" represent?
Does it represent a number of rounds with a different assumption than SCORE does in this case in effect, so I can understand pics of your sims better, understanding the number of hands listed for N0 represents the number of rounds given playing x rounds per hour?
In other words, SCORE and N0 are not always based on the same assumption.
In other words, I've concluded the number under N0 represents number of rounds seen, given the number of rounds seen per hour.
To summarize my understanding at this point
the $29.27 average bet is avg initial bet per physical round actually played?
the $50.68 SD per hand is per physical round actually played?
the $0.29 under "Win/hand" means an average amount of won per round while observing 80 rounds per hour but the physical win rate is $0.55/rd.
the "%W/L" is an average % based on rounds seen rather than physical rounds played. But, in this case that would be a W/L% of $0.55/$29.27=1.884% rather than the 1.374% in the sim.
SCORE always assumes "100 rounds seen".
N0 assumes hands seen given x hands played for hour as an asumption in the sim.
Does all that make sense to you?
Thank you for hanging in there with me as I think I may have learned something, believe it or not.
With all that how long it takes to switch tables or not etc all I'm gonna know at the end of the day is my estimate of how many dealer upcards I played against and work from there lol.
So, personally, I'd prefer that "SD/hand" and "Win/hand", even N0, all operate on the same assumption. I'd like it to mean physical hand lol. Or, maybe at least change the titles to "avg win/hand" or "Hands seen or played" for N0 etc.
Quite possibly your documentation makes all this crystal clear to users and it is only me suffering because I don't have it lol.