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Simple math question regarding winrate.
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[QUOTE="dcarico, post: 1572606, member: 31690"] I'm retarded when it comes to math, maybe someone can help me. I'm trying to figure out the formula to find out your required winrate to reach a certain amount over a specified sample of hands. Say theoretically you plan to play 1/2 for 40 hours per week for 51 weeks per year and your yearly nut is $15,000. Assuming you are dealt, on average, 30 hands per hour that equates to 61,200 hands in one year's time. What is the required winrate needed to reach your nut of $15,000? In hourly and bb/100 please. So, in short.. How do I find the required winrate to reach $15,000 at 1/2 over a sample of 61,200 hands for this specific example? These are just rando numbers, I'm looking for the forumla to find the winrate in bb/100 and hourly. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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