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[QUOTE="Zirkzee, post: 6174024, member: 450804"] [COLOR=#202124]If the sample size is sufficient, you could theoretically assume that the Stats are meaningful. But what exactly does that mean? You are sitting at a table and actually have a few thousand hands from your opponent. That should be a number where you can find helpful information. But what you must not forget:[/COLOR] [COLOR=#202124] • The stats come from different days, possibly even weeks.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#202124] • Villain can have good days and bad days. • Villain can change its style from time to time.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#202124] • Villain operates table selection and primarily plays against loose-passive opponents. [/COLOR] [COLOR=#202124]•[/COLOR][COLOR=#202124] Villain plays differently against you. There are many influencing factors to consider. [/COLOR] [COLOR=#202124] [/COLOR] [COLOR=#202124]A simple example is the 3-bet value. The 3-bet value in itself is an opaque value. To really get a rough range, the position value is to be considered. For example, what does it mean if your opponent 3-bets 7%? He 3-bets maybe 5% on CO, 10% on BU and very little in the blinds. Or the other way around: In position, he tends to make calls, but 3-bets very much in the small blind and in the big blind much. This changes so much that it is imperative to look at the position value. There is another factor: Your opponent 3-bets a value Y in position X, but this is up all tables and all opponents occupied. It is not to say that the player is in these situations [u] against you [/ u] just as much 3-bets. You too pay attention to your opponents in your actions (who are you 3-betting and why?), They will be yours Do the same to counterparties. If you consider all of these points, it becomes clear that such stats should be treated with caution, and you cannot justify expensive moves in the long term with them alone. What you should definitely take with you: Stats are always to be questioned critically! Do not trust them blindly and keep your eyes open to any possible Uncover misinformation.[/u][/COLOR][u][/u] [/QUOTE]
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