![]() ![]() Thank you for taking the time to give a detailed answer, in fact this is what I am really looking for to truly understand how 'my c net adjusted' is being calculated.Īs I was reading through your answer, I still came upon few spots where I'd need further elaboration though. kraada Moderator Posts: 54431 Joined: Wed 2:32 am Location: NY So your net adjusted line will go up by that amount for this tournament, while the actual winnings would drop $10 (plus rake). Your net adjusted for the tournament is thus +5. So your expectation here was a loss of 9 cents. In your second hand you had 20 chips worth $.15. Of course we actually lost leaving us with chips worth $.15 ![]() So your expected result as a result of this hand was to have $15 worth of prize pool (the zero portion cancels). Your equity in the first hand was 81.77% so 81.77% of the time you eliminate a player, leaving you with 2980 chips and $18.34 worth of the prize pool, and 18.33% of the time you lose leaving you with $0 worth of the prize pool.8177 * 18.34 is roughly $15. In the first hand you started with 10% of the prize pool so your chips were worth $10. (3) Your opponent had K8o in the second hand. (3) Your hand was 95o in the second hand. (2) The prize pool is $100 (so it was a $10 buy-in) (1) You're playing a 10 handed SnG paying 50-30-20. Your picture is incomplete so let's fill in a few holes:
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