It turned out I was being too harsh on myself for losing nearly a million play dollars on fully matured, high card hands. There are many different ways of losing nearly a million play dollars, and it turned out my way wasn't as bad as I'd thought. A refinement to my fully matured hands tool helped me prove this; I added the capability to ignore hands where no money was spent on the river. I realized that a lot of the money I'd lost on high card hands was likely due to draws which didn't pan out. When you're on a draw, you often won't know until the river whether you've made it, and you often have to pay a considerable amount to see the river. When you don't make your draw, there's no sense spending any money after the river card comes off unless you're stone bluffing. Here are my numbers for fully matured hands where I spent money on the river:
-61970 251741 -313711 247 -250.89 high card
34262 1537124 -1502862 892 38.41 one pair
1249117 2930509 -1681392 996 1254.13 two pair
1312402 2067816 -755414 372 3527.96 three of a kind
1869556 2389464 -519908 352 5311.24 straight
1358099 1712298 -354199 256 5305.07 flush
1551215 1728457 -177242 225 6894.29 full house
100786 100786 0 16 6299.12 four of a kind
73800 73800 0 4 18450.00 straight flush
53200 53200 0 1 53200.00 royal flush
7540467 12845195 -5304728 3361 2243.52
The money I've lost on high card hands in this scenario is a much saner figure.
During current Hold'em session you were dealt 63 hands and saw flop:
- 10 out of 12 times while in big blind (83%)
- 6 out of 10 times while in small blind (60%)
- 22 out of 41 times in other positions (53%)
- a total of 38 out of 63 (60%)
Pots won at showdown - 7 of 14 (50%)
Pots won without showdown - 9
delta: $-75,192
cash game no limit hold'em balance: $5,071,094
balance: $7,520,502
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