Quote Originally Posted by martindcx1e
Looking through my first ~10,000 hands I realized that AA makes up almost exactly 1/2 of my total profit. Is this normal or just a good run w/ AA? They have won 98% of the time so far out of 55 times. Just curious.
AA is always going to represent a huge chunk of your profits, but you've only had the hand 55 times, and you won 98% of those. I understand this equals > 10,000 hands, but 55 occurances of a given hand just isn't enough to judge how much of your profit will come from it in the long run. It may be more, may be less. Depends a lot on your style and your opponents. For example, if you generally play in very weak/tight/passive games, your profit with AA will be lower then in a high stakes, shorthanded game where there's tons of raising, reraising, squeezing, etc.




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