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drawback

Joined: 30.01.2009

Posts: 155

27.04.2010, 09:20 0

I know that there are huge luck adjustment swings, but is this normal if we know that these are 1.75$ 18 player sngs. I know that the sample size is small but in this small sample size i'm already -20 BIs from the EV line.
+ i have a question. How is Luck adjustment line calculated in SNGs. I mean if i loose early on with AA vs 33 (the red line will go up in the graph right) But winning with aces there doesn't say that i'll be itm in that tournament. Please take me on the right way
Will these lines really meet each other one day?

woxix @ ftp

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Joronamo

Joined: 17.10.2008

Posts: 649

27.04.2010, 09:24 0

Standard.

_Anonymous_

27.04.2010, 09:48 0

Originally posted by drawback
these are 1.75$ 18 player sngs

the EV line only works for 9mans

drawback Topic starter

Joined: 30.01.2009

Posts: 155

27.04.2010, 09:56 0

why is it so?
but ok, ty

woxix @ ftp

nibbana

Joined: 05.12.2009

Posts: 1,187

27.04.2010, 10:22 0

Originally posted by drawback
why is it so?
but ok, ty

Because in order to calculate your EV, HEM needs to understand the payout structure. The graph looks pretty standard, I wouldn't focus too heavily on the red line more on the quality of your play.

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iamblueandurmine

Joined: 11.07.2008

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27.04.2010, 10:31 0

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_Anonymous_

27.04.2010, 10:48 0

Originally posted by drawback
why is it so?
but ok, ty

In order to work out $EV in sng's you have to know the stack size of everyplayer.
When there are more than 1 table there is no way for hem to know