mbrenneman0
Legend
Silver Level
okay, so we all know tournament players have a tough time figuring out if they're actually profitable long term because over 1000 tournaments, we are unlikely to be playing the same games or even be the same player. cash game grinders dont have this problem because they measure profitability by BB/100hands. can we use a sample of 10,000 hands in tournament play to determine profitability over a smaller sample?
for example, I have a sample of 10,000 hands in tournaments, and have an all-in adj BB/100 of 8.5.... obviously it would probably be very dificult to figure out exactly how profitable this is, but is this a good indicator of atleast playing a long term winning game?
for example, I have a sample of 10,000 hands in tournaments, and have an all-in adj BB/100 of 8.5.... obviously it would probably be very dificult to figure out exactly how profitable this is, but is this a good indicator of atleast playing a long term winning game?