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 Originally Posted by Cocco_Bill
Originally Posted by spino1i
My showdown win % is 80% (well in the last 821 hands). And I'm a pretty liberal player (I pay a lot of people off with less than decent holdings).
821 hands is too small of a sample size for drawing any conclusions and you know it!
Lets assume your number of games won is 8% thus higher than his 6%. Then you would have won 0.08*821 ~ 65 hands. Probably less than half of those would go to a showdown?
Does 30 showdowns sound like a good sample size?
As for myself, after 120k hands my win% at SD is 56.18%.
In poker you will be in a lot of situations where calling a river bet is correct even when you give yourself way less than 50% chance to win due to pot odds. I find it hard to believe that a solid player could keep a win % at showdown of 80% in the long term.
OK OK so I'm too cheap to buy PokerTracker, and your probably right about 821 being too small a sample size heh
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