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BB/100 when a player plays more then one limit?

PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:30 pm
by ffrllc
I'm sure this is an easy question, but what limit does the HUD "BB/100" stats mean when a player plays more then one limit.

Let's say you have hands logged with a player that play $1/$2, $2/$4, and $3/$6 NL and HUD shows him at 3.25 BB/100. What does this actually mean? What limit is he 3.5 BB/100 really at?

Thanks.

Re: BB/100 when a player plays more then one limit?

PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 12:05 am
by APerfect10
The BB/100 is a weighted average across all of the limits.

For example: If a users has won 25BB at $1/2 in 1000 hands (2.5 BB/100) and has only won 10BB at $2/4 in 1000 hands (1.0 BB/100) then their weighted BB/100 would be...

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[25BB / (1000 hands / 100)] * (1000/2000) + [10BB / (1000 hands / 100)] * (1000/2000) = 1.75 BB/100

Best regards,

Derek