kraada wrote:The equity stored is not the equity that you had preflop - if you had 10% to win on the turn when the money went in, that is what is in the database. Are you sure this is what you want then? Multiplying the 10% you had to win on the turn by the 100 chips you put in preflop doesn't seem like it would provide useful information.
Not what I tested it seems. Equity stored at PF with my quick filters is accurate
This stat is to replace the faulty stat of
ALL IN Equity Adjusted Amount which is off by 6 % in the test that I did.
What I did was DL your AA vs KK Filter and set my hands only to AA.
Then I quick Filtered out split / side pots and only 2 players that went to SD.
I then multiplied the
ALL IN Equity stat that the PT4 displayed by the
amount bet preflop and the results were almost dead on of what was expected if you won aprox 82 % of the pot combined with all hands.
The PT4 stat of
ALL IN Equity Adjusted Amount was off a lot compared to this formula. I need that accuracy in my graphs for SD & ALL IN. Question is how that ADJ stat affects the expected chips won and other variables?
It seems that as soon as someone limped in this stat adjusted the Equity regardless if they folded, and giving them some kind random of weight / value???
So for me, this stat
(val_allin_equity *amt_bet_p)
if(flg_wtsd AND flg_allin AND val_allin_equity > 0, format('{1}', format_number((val_allin_equity *amt_bet_p), 2, false, false)), ' ')is very accurate.
If the Hand stat can't be converted to Players can Postgres store a user defined variable and use it?