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Thread: PT Hand values

  1. 02-14-2007 #1
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    Default PT Hand values

    What are peoples top 10 PT hands and over how many hands, what no. of average players per hand etc.

    Mine are:

    Total Hands Played - 27269
    Average players per hand - 9

    Hand No. of times BB/hand
    AA 121 4.80
    AQs 72 3.96
    QQ 141 3.30
    KK 128 2.67
    99 164 2.31
    77 119 2.22
    TT 131 2.15
    JJ 118 2.00
    AKs 81 1.69
    T9s 78 0.86

    Biggest Loser is K5s at -0.53bb/hand, largely due to flopping K high flush out of BB vs A high flush.

    These seem low to me for AA/KK and QQ.
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  2. 02-14-2007 #2
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    Here is my top 10, through poker office

    HAnd played at this level 16000


    Hand # of times $Won $Won/Hand
    AA 72 435 6.04
    KK 58 297 5.11
    TT 62 148 2.40
    QQ 68 137 2.02
    AQs 49 133 2.72
    AKs 45 76 1.69
    76s 69 75 1.09
    A4s 50 72 1.43
    66 61 70 1.14
    T8s 41 66 1.61


    My top 2 losses

    Hand # of times $Won $Won/Hand


    A9s 57 -128 -2.26
    99 74 -87.45 -1.18<<<<<<Devil Hand
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  3. 02-15-2007 #3
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    Through Poker Office, ~42k played. There's a mix of limit and no limit so I guess the numbers can be a bit funny.

    Hand, # times, BB/hand

    AA 403 4.09

    KK 419 2.52

    AKo 761 1.38

    QQ 399 1.46

    JJ 376 1.05

    AQo 790 1.15

    AJs 257 1.04

    KQs 279 0.90

    99 358 0.82

    TT 401 0.57
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  4. 02-17-2007 #4
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    10,726 hands

    AA -- 44 -- 13.23
    KK -- 42 -- 4.62
    76s -- 23 -- 4.24
    99 -- 43 -- 3.7
    AQs -- 35 -- 3.19
    TT -- 48 -- 2.97
    22 -- 56 -- 2.84
    Q9s -- 29 -- 2.71
    KQs -- 29 -- 2.7
    ATs -- 39 -- 2.58

    Biggest loser is 77, dealt 42 times -4.67 bb/100
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  5. 02-17-2007 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pokajunkee View Post
    99 74 -87.45 -1.18<<<<<<Devil Hand
    agree with you there!
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  6. 03-28-2007 #6
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    My new list since switching to Full Tilt


    99's are now my second best hand, what a change from worst on stars lol and my aces oh my i so love them

    Hand --- # --- win &#37; --- Net --- Avg/hand
    AA -- 46 -- 100.00 -- 522.20 -- 11.35
    99 -- 43 -- 62.79 -- 232.65 -- 5.41
    AQo -- 71 -- 64.79 -- 148.25 -- 2.09
    JJ -- 39 -- 69.23 -- 96.05 -- 2.46
    TT -- 36 -- 77.78 -- 93.50 -- 2.60
    KK -- 35 -- 94.29 -- 89.40 -- 2.55
    AKo -- 62 -- 64.52 -- 82.65 -- 1.33
    KJo -- 65 -- 38.46 -- 82.00 -- 1.26
    AKs -- 24 -- 83.33 -- 71.60 -- 2.98
    QQ -- 29 -- 93.10 -- 65.60 -- 2.26
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  7. 03-29-2007 #7
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    Hand--Times---- Win %------BB/Hand
    KK----70--------90----------6.6115
    AA----46--------93.4783----6.1599
    AKs---52--------69.2308-----4.7985
    KJs----31--------70.9677-----3.99
    QQ----71--------74.6479-----3.3446
    98s----38--------31.5789-----2.966
    A5s----44--------31.8182-----2.1453
    JJ-----77--------76.6234-----1.8679
    99-----68--------64.7059-----1.8608
    TT-----79--------53.1646-----1.7135



    14,389 hands (all levels), 6 max.


    Yes I get aces only once in a blue moon!!! Also what is the difference between avg/hand and bb/hand? My avg/hand is slightly lower than my bb/hand. It's probably something simple, but my minds not working too well this evening.
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    How does this program operate?
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  9. 03-31-2007 #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperTight View Post
    How does this program operate?
    PokerTracker (or Poker Office) basically works by importing the hand history files generated by your poker site into a database.

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  10. 04-02-2007 #10
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    I think I'm going to give up playing poker.........and take up repeatedly hitting myself in the nuts
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