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Old 07-26-07, 09:53 PM
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Because:

1. That's not what we were talking about in the first thread. We were simply talking about the success rate of raising donk bets across the board. I'm not sure how you don't get this.

2. What you are asking for sounds great. Translate that into something posgresql friendly, and I'd be happy to push the button and share the results with you. In the mean time, I think looking at a sample of over 1 million hands and counting (total, not how many times this situation came up) is better than nothing at all, where people were guessing the success rate to be anything from 15% to over 50%.

Also, I never said that raisaing a donk bet works 48% of the time. I said, that through the 630,000 6 max NL hands in my observed database (1/2-5/10 NL), it has worked 48% of the time.

Any conclusions you drew from that and any changes you've decided to make to your play because of that are completely on you. I presented the (useless, accordsing to you) results, and that's it.

I think fine tuning this query to only show hands where I was the PFRer and to include varion stats about our opponent would be great, but I have no idea how to do that with Poker Tracker. This is a good starting point though.
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