Since there are 1,326 unique starting hands in hold'em, and since tournaments generally last well under 200 hands each, every hand you're dealt in a tournament has a frequency factor of at least 6.63 (1326 / 200). That is, you receive each hand at least 6.63 times as frequently as you should expect to receive it. If you receive the same hand m times during the tournament, and were dealt a total of n hands, the freq factor is 1326 * m / n. Last night, I played approximately 100 hands, and received the king and queen of hearts 3 times. My freq factor for that hand was thus a freakish 39.78. As I recall, I only won the first time I got them, when I hit a flush.
style flavor buy_in entry players entries paid place winnings
MTT NLHE 174000 26000 6 165 42 22 459000
delta: $259,000
MTT NLHE balance: $13,100,668
2020 balance: $6,078,343
balance: $67,886,353
Thursday, May 28, 2020
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