Thank's for the information. My 96% goal for AA is % Correct which would work out to about 98.5 to 99% "Error Effect on Total Return." Multiplying the 99% by the 100.7% AA payback would give me an expected return of 99.7% which is close to break even. Is this the correct way to calculate this? Anyway, I can see that I have alot of AA practice in front of me to come close to your 99.9% "Error Effect on Total Return." I achieved that level on FPDW by about 20,000 hands but FPDW strategy, to me, is easier to learn than AA.
Bob
Also, I have been trying to learn All American on Win Poker for 1
month with limited success (my accuracy percent average is only
91%). I use/try to use a a stategy card and have logged about 20,000
plays @ an average 550 hands per hour. I don't want to play it for
real cash until I can get to at least 96%. I'm curious to know how
much time/hands others had to practice before they got to a good
average and a reasonble speed of at least 500 hpr.
thanks,
Bob
I couldn't begin to guess at how many hours of practice I've put in
on this game, but it's a lot. WinPoker has me at around 206,000
hands, but since I sometimes play multiline, I really don't know how
many original hands that represents. For what it's worth, I've found
that, once I learned the game, I have very little difficulty in
getting "up to speed " on it, even after several weeks (or months) of
not playing it.
I would suggest that you aim for a lot higher accuracy of play than
96%. At that level of accuracy, you are reducing a positive game to
a somewhat negative one. On WinPoker, my accuracy, reported
as "Error Effect on Total Return" is 99.83%, and that figure,
obviously, includes my play when I was stumbling around learning the
game. Now, I am unhappy with a practice session of less than 99.9%
accuracy.
Neil
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