First, hud statistics approximate you better, the larger the sample size of hands. So if, for example, these data correspond to a sample of 40 hands, the truth is that it is a very low sample, and only we can approximate a bit the player profile we face, but to perform a specific strategy, the information exposed, It will have a fairly important variance. And as a consequence, the decisions we make, based on biased information, will make our game have an inconsistent development in the long term, because we will consider assumptions, which really still need deeper observation, to be considered relevant information.
If we talk about samples of size 100 or higher, they are just considered very minimums samples. This to give you an idea, that you really need a large number of hands (maybe a initial minimum 500 hands) to start building a strategy against a particular player.
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