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Research Project on probability. ITH data requested

 
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OgreMkV



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Location: Port Arthur, TX

PostPosted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 7:00 pm    Post subject: Research Project on probability. ITH data requested Reply with quote

'm doing a little research project.

The project is to confirm the validity of the combinatorics method of computing the probability of a getting a given hand (in this case straights and flushes). Combinatorics gives the probability of a straight in Texas hold 'em as 1 in 10,200 or .39%. The flush is 1 in 5,108 or .19%

I would like to get as many hands as possible to provide a large sample size. I personally believe that half a million hands is not out of reach for this project.. more is, of course, better. I'll be running the chi-squared tests and a few others to see if there are significant variances from what the 'standard' probability for these hands are.

I am asking that Texas Hold'em players give me

Total number of hands played
total number of straights received
total number of flushes received
total number of straight flushes received
total number of royal flushes received

No other information is required or even requested.

If you are interested, you can send me the info via e-mail, pm, or in this thread. If you have poker tracker, it should take but a few minutes to ferret out the info.

Thanks everyone
Kevin (OgreMkV)
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markrounder7282
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Location: La Crosse, WI

PostPosted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 8:30 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

my stats from tournaments:

54,529 hands

Straights - 346 or 0.64%
Flushes - 283 or 0.52%
straight flushes - 3 or .006%
Royal Flushes - 2 or .004%
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Willem
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Location: Netherlands

PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 3:20 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

23704 hands:

134 straits: (0.56%)
141 flushes: (0.59%)
1 strait-flush: (0.004%)
0 royal flushes: (0%)
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toronexti
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Posts: 4171

PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 7:53 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I've got a few different DB's so I'll just do it for each one.

1st DB: 36,496 hands
Str8's: 534
Flush: 327
Str8 flush/Royal flush: 0/0

2nd DB: 40,827
Str8's: 897
Flush: 571
Str8 flush/Royal flush: 3/0

3rd DB: 78,549 hands
Str8's: 969
Flushes: 667
Str8 flush/Royal flush: 4/1

Tournament DB1: 18,517 hands
Str8: 68
Flush: 56
Str8 flush/Royal Flush: 0/1

Tournament DB2: 65,477
Str8: 308
Flush: 233
Str8 flush/Royale Flush: 1/0


EDITED IN:
Tournament DB3: 39,894 hands
Str8s: 245
Flush: 184
Str8 flush/ Royal Flush: 3/0


Last edited by toronexti on Fri Mar 30, 2007 2:12 am; edited 1 time in total
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OgreMkV



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Location: Port Arthur, TX

PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 8:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Keep 'em coming guys. With 300,000 hands, the stats are waaaay off the expected values. If a few of the internet pros would hop in, I think we could get well over 1 or 2 million hands worth of data.
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krazytxan
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 8:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

If you could tell us exactly how we get what you want off of PT, it might help.

KT
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osmosis21
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 10:23 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I lost most of my data in an ugly computer accident....but here is from this year.....

180 843 hands

straight 979
flush 865
straight flush 7
royal flush 1

Looking at the others stats I think Im running bad.... Very Happy
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Misunderstud
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Location: Here, stupid

PostPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 5:05 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

OgreMkV wrote:
Keep 'em coming guys. With 300,000 hands, the stats are waaaay off the expected values. If a few of the internet pros would hop in, I think we could get well over 1 or 2 million hands worth of data.


Aren't the stats you're getting here FINAL hands? If so, they don't include dealt hands which would have made flushes and straights if they hadn't been folded before showdown. A 50% VP$IP player is going to end up with many more flushes per 1,000 hands than one with a 10% VP$IP.
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Bugsbunny
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Location: Drinking Carrot juice

PostPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 5:19 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Misunderstud wrote:
OgreMkV wrote:
Keep 'em coming guys. With 300,000 hands, the stats are waaaay off the expected values. If a few of the internet pros would hop in, I think we could get well over 1 or 2 million hands worth of data.


Aren't the stats you're getting here FINAL hands? If so, they don't include dealt hands which would have made flushes and straights if they hadn't been folded before showdown. A 50% VP$IP player is going to end up with many more flushes per 1,000 hands than one with a 10% VP$IP.


This is a huge point. What, exactly, are you trying to figure out - and how are you planning on going about it? If you're saying that the results are off I'd say that your methodology may well be in error.

Combinatorics will give you the same expected probabilities as using any other method of calculating them.
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AlamedaMike
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Location: Alameda, CA

PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:21 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Pokerstars only gives the hands that I played to SD so the numbers might be off -

1,381 hands to SD,

Straight - 97, 7.02%
Flush - 84, 6.08%
Sflush 4, 0.29%
No Royal

15,174 hands dealt.

I will now look at my old Party Poker 34,794 hands recorded (SD 4,004 times).

S- 1,210 - 3.48 %,
F-822, 2.36 %
SF - 8, 0.02%

Went to SD with these

S- 301, F - 309, SF - 0

I remember getting one Royal at party when I got 10,000 hands - I will look for that database - it was 8,000 hands.

Full Tilt Poker - 15,965 hands

S - 457, 2.86%
F - 266, 1.67%
SF - 3, 0.02%
RF - 1, 0.01%

It seems to be 2-3% with any two cards and 6% when you flop 4 to a flush - Rolling Eyes


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AlamedaMike
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:29 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Bugsbunny wrote:
Misunderstud wrote:
OgreMkV wrote:
Keep 'em coming guys. With 300,000 hands, the stats are waaaay off the expected values. If a few of the internet pros would hop in, I think we could get well over 1 or 2 million hands worth of data.


Aren't the stats you're getting here FINAL hands? If so, they don't include dealt hands which would have made flushes and straights if they hadn't been folded before showdown. A 50% VP$IP player is going to end up with many more flushes per 1,000 hands than one with a 10% VP$IP.


This is a huge point. What, exactly, are you trying to figure out - and how are you planning on going about it? If you're saying that the results are off I'd say that your methodology may well be in error.

Combinatorics will give you the same expected probabilities as using any other method of calculating them.


Party Poker gives you the result of the hand even if you did not play it to completion - There is a mathimatical expectation of getting a hand, like a flush, I would expect the 15-1 to hold up but if you look at mine it is 42-1 for a flush from party. This is a small sample. So, with small smaples we can not really expect to make a flush the 15-1 Wink
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chrisjp
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Joined: 03 Jun 2004
Posts: 5009
Location: Round Rock, TX and Las Vegas

PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:34 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

No stats sorry. Too into live game style. But heed what Misunderstud and Bugs say.

GL!

Chris
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Misunderstud
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:49 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

AlamedaMike wrote:
Party Poker gives you the result of the hand even if you did not play it to completion - There is a mathimatical expectation of getting a hand, like a flush, I would expect the 15-1 to hold up but if you look at mine it is 42-1 for a flush from party. This is a small sample. So, with small smaples we can not really expect to make a flush the 15-1 Wink


So, under your Misc. Stats tab for Party hands, your WTSD figure is lower than your number of times figure, yes? I didn't realize this was dependent on the HHs; I'd assumed it was part of the PT software.
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AlamedaMike
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:56 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Misunderstud wrote:
AlamedaMike wrote:
Party Poker gives you the result of the hand even if you did not play it to completion - There is a mathimatical expectation of getting a hand, like a flush, I would expect the 15-1 to hold up but if you look at mine it is 42-1 for a flush from party. This is a small sample. So, with small smaples we can not really expect to make a flush the 15-1 Wink


So, under your Misc. Stats tab for Party hands, your WTSD figure is lower than your number of times figure, yes? I didn't realize this was dependent on the HHs; I'd assumed it was part of the PT software.


Yes, Pokerstars complained and PT changed it so now I get only hands played - I looked at my old stats and it gave total hands dealt.

So, any 2 cards will flush 2-3% of the time and a 4 flush will hit 6%- cool.
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