Overall stats on the year: 154-138-13.
So, for a span of 305 games, I was at a 52.6% clip.
Break even is 52.4%.
If (hypothetically, of course) I put 22 donuts on each game, I would have risked a total of 6,710 donuts and came out ahead 44 donuts. A return of about 0.6% on the investment; slightly better than the average savings account.
For perspective, if I picked at a 50% rate - 152-152-1 - I would have been down 304 donuts.
But the 52.6% rate is a positive balance. Two years in a row now - with a sample size of 300+ games each year.
Not too bad. Next stop: Vegas during the tournament; in 2003, I think I had 45 bets on the 48 games for the weekend.
2 comments:
This is absolutely amazing. Honestly guys, this is a huge sample size that Eric is working with, and it actually shows that he is beating the system.
Monte. The poker rate sucks, but we will see what happens.
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