zengrifter
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1-10 at play-all mode won't cut it. zgdaniel27 said:i`m plannig 1 -10 and cover plays of Anderson (chapter green players) 15 to 45 min for casino
1-10 at play-all mode won't cut it. zgdaniel27 said:i`m plannig 1 -10 and cover plays of Anderson (chapter green players) 15 to 45 min for casino
My all time record is probably 12-max loss in 6-min. zgkewljason said:Ok so we have determined that losing 12 max bets in 3 hours is not out of the norn at all. Hell, losing 12 max bets in minutes is very possible. :
Well, I hope the next 6 minutes was better. :laugh: But in all seriousness, I am sure we all have encountered shoes where the count goes high fairly early and we throw out max bet after max bet losing most of them. Unforetunately, it's not all that uncommon to lose 10 or 12 max bets in one shoe. That's why I didn't find the posters loss of 12 max bets over 3 hours all the spectacular.zengrifter said:My all time record is probably 12-max loss in 6-min. zg
ZG, could you explain? I agree that one can do better than this with higher spreads and selective play, but when I run the sims, a 1:10 spread gives me a positive expectation of ~ 0.7%-0.9%, depending on rules. Why doesn't it cut it?zengrifter said:1-10 at play-all mode won't cut it. zg
Of course it helps thanks for your reply.matt21 said:hi daniel 27
sorry to hear about your loss
your figures
win rate - $334 - i am assuming this is your hourly win rate?
SD - $2,804 - i am assuming this is your hourly SD rate?
you played 3 hours.
Loss of 700 units - assuming this means $7,000?
if my assumptions are correct then the number of hands that you played dont matter (since they already go into calculating your win rate). Your ROR and BR are also irrelevant for calculating the likelihood of losing $7,000.
for 3 hours:
your EV would be 3 x 334 = $1,002
your SD would be sqrt(3) x $2,804 = $4,857
thus a result 1 std dev below EV would be $1,002 - $4,857 = -$3,854
thus a result 2 std dev below EV would be $1,002 - (2x$4,857) = -$8,711
Thus a loss of $7k would be well within just 2 standard deviations.
In percentage terms, the chance of losing $7,000 or more would be 4.97% (using the normal distribution formula in MS Excel).
Hope that helps.
Matt
Some are more aggressive and demand a better game/higher return before they play:whip::joker:StandardDeviant said:ZG, could you explain? I agree that one can do better than this with higher spreads and selective play, but when I run the sims, a 1:10 spread gives me a positive expectation of ~ 0.7%-0.9%, depending on rules. Why doesn't it cut it?![]()
No I don't but I'd love to see a pic of the sim you used posted here if you feel like it.daniel27 said:do you use cvcx? i can send you the image ...
Like you said, and probably he meant, of course there may be better games out there. Always are.StandardDeviant said:...but when I run the sims, a 1:10 spread gives me a positive expectation of ~ 0.7%-0.9%, depending on rules. Why doesn't it cut it?