I see that I did, in fact, clear the 100 BB mark earlier, but it happened in the middle of a session. I don't watch the totals very closely as I play, so I didn't really know that I was over the top until after the fact. There were four somewhat substantial downswings during this 5000 hand run. Horray for variance.
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There are so many little nuances to this game. An interesting situation is what happens postflop when you open-raise preflop. Of the 5243 hands that I played, 569 of them were open-raised (Raised First In filter), winning $231.00 (0.41 BB/hand). Here are some stats regarding those hands:
- 242 hands (42.5%) were won before showdown, winning $336.15 (1.39 BB/hand)
- 90 hands (15.8% of all hands, 37.2% of win before showdown hands) were won without a flop, winning $58.25 (0.65 BB/hand)
- 187 hands (32.9%) went to showdown, winning $147.35 (0.79 BB/hand)
- 138 hands (24.3%) were folded before showdown, losing $250.50 (-1.82 BB/hand)
- 40 hands (7.0% of all RFI hands, 29.0% of FBSD hands) were folded on the river, losing $99.00 (-2.48 BB/hand)
- 370 hands (65.0%) were "Chance to Steal and Raised", winning $93.50 (0.25 BB/hand)
Of course, as a consequence of betting the turn, there is a question of what to do on the river. Out of position, I do a lot of check-folding with junky hands (notice that the folded on the river hands are very close to -2.5 BB/hand -- This corresponds to 1 BB preflop, 0.5 SB on the flop, 1 BB on the turn, then check-folding the river).
What about folds before the river? Another caluation shows that I lost $151.50 in 98 hands (-1.55 BB/hand, 17.2% of all hands). This represents a lot of betting the flop and checking on the turn. This could be both giving up out of position and checking behind on the turn to improve cheaply. I believe there are a number of flop folds to donk bets, too, and those are usually with pocket pairs that flopped overcards and weaker stealing hands.
Here is another batch of RFI stats:
- 271 hands (47.6%) were heads up on the flop, winning $50.65 (0.19 BB/hand).
- 170 hands (29.9%) were 3-handed on the flop, winning $49.65 (0.29 BB/hand).
- 40 hands (7.0%) were 4-handed or more on the flop, winning $70.45 (1.76 BB/hand).
- 88 hands (15.5%) were won before the flop, winning $60.25 (0.68 BB/hand).
For the 271 heads up flops:
- 115 hands (42.4%) were won before showdown, winning $169.90 (1.48 BB/hand)
- 42 hands (15.5%) were won at showdown, winning $131.15 (3.12 BB/hand)
- 63 hands (23.4%) were folded before showdown, losing $113.00 (-1.79 BB/hand)
- 49 hands (18.1%) were lost at showdown, losing $135.40 (-2.76 BB/hand)
I think I'm done with this analysis now.
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