Would you like to see which games are hard or soft? Added to each major game result is a count of how many top players were involved. Plus a strength factor and finally whether the field was "soft", "ok", "hard" or "OMG".
In Response to Re: Major MTT Strength : it's not as simple as you think. sunday's £110 major at 8pm had a strength "ok". whereas sunday's £11 game at 8:15pm had a strength noted as "hard". www.PokerSuperHero.com/latest Posted by aussie09
If players are only playing a handful of games per week or even just playing the Sunday Major, presumably they wont appear as "top players" even though they may be a uk reg.
In Response to Re: Major MTT Strength : If players are only playing a handful of games per week or even just playing the Sunday Major, presumably they wont appear as "top players" even though they may be a uk reg. Posted by MattBates
Tbf that will get balanced by the losing players who Aussie regards as "top players"
In Response to Re: Major MTT Strength : If players are only playing a handful of games per week or even just playing the Sunday Major, presumably they wont appear as "top players" even though they may be a uk reg. Posted by MattBates
yes, that is true matt.
a handful of players will not distort the strength assessment
any player who has played so few games that they have not ever made it to the top 100 players at any time in the past 6 months will not influence the strength assessment.
there are 8,000 players who have appeared in the best player leagues. quantity wise, the number of these playing is taken into account. quality wise, how high in the best player leagues is a second factor.
i was interested to see where the value might be. there is nothing that has done this before, apart from the "avoid mattbates" app.
In Response to Re: Major MTT Strength : it's not as simple as you think. sunday's £110 major at 8pm had a strength "ok". whereas sunday's £11 game at 8:15pm had a strength noted as "hard". www.PokerSuperHero.com/latest Posted by aussie09
In Response to Re: Major MTT Strength : yes, that is true matt. a handful of players will not distort the strength assessment any player who has played so few games that they have not ever made it to the top 1,000 players at any time in the past 6 months will not influence the strength assessment. there are 8,000 players who have appeared in the top 1,000 best players. quantity wise, the number of top players is taken into account. quality wise, how high in the best player leagues is a second factor. i was interested to see where the value might be. there is nothing that has done this before, apart from the "avoid mattbates" app. Posted by aussie09
Hadn't realised you were calling top players those in the top 1000.
In Response to Re: Major MTT Strength : yes, that is true matt. a handful of players will not distort the strength assessment any player who has played so few games that they have not ever made it to the top 100 players at any time in the past 6 months will not influence the strength assessment. there are 8,000 players who have appeared in the best player leagues. quantity wise, the number of these playing is taken into account. quality wise, how high in the best player leagues is a second factor. i was interested to see where the value might be. there is nothing that has done this before, apart from the "avoid mattbates" app. Posted by aussie09
To do well in your tables it is a mix of volume and ability. Just because someone is high on your list doesnt mean they are a good player and doesnt even mean they are a profitable player.
To take it to an extreme, how would the UKOPS high roller appear to be strength wise?
In Response to Re: Major MTT Strength : To do well in your tables it is a mix of volume and ability. Just because someone is high on your list doesnt mean they are a good player and doesnt even mean they are a profitable player. To take it to an extreme, how would the UKOPS high roller appear to be strength wise? Posted by MattBates
yes, very true. it is just a matter of what is the best way of evaluating best. i certainly dislike the old way of assessing best by totalling returns.
mine is a combination of quantity and quality. i choose the method that can be argued against less than alternatives methods. what i do is assess performance by a standard test. the mtts are the top games, no cash, no sngs, no freerolls, no this, no that. therefore the standardised "test" i use is a truer test of ability and achievement. it is more readily calibrated, interpreted and performances compared.
what it gives me is the ability to know how good someone is likely to be. no matter, it all is subject to what cards are dealt.
the ukops high roller question ... we will know better when it next runs. there is no allowance made for size of buy-in, nor should there be imo. the players are the same, just a reduced skill range probably. i think i would see a ok to hard game . the entrants mix will include a higher number of wealthy average players plus more good players.
remember that there are few profitable players in poker.
those in all my best player tables will almost without fail be profitable players. i identify the top 100 from 5,000 unique players a week, 10,000 unique players a month, 50,000 unique players a year. i am 99.9% certain that all top 100 best players are profitable. confident because 100 from 50k (or 5k for that matter) is such a small proportion.
In short It is ridiculous to rate losing players as "top players" simply because they put in a lot of volume Edit Just see your last post. Are you sure about that? Not long ago the 'best player' on Sky was a losing player! Posted by Jac35
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sunday's £110 major at 8pm had a strength "ok".
whereas sunday's £11 game at 8:15pm had a strength noted as "hard".
www.PokerSuperHero.com/latest
yes, that is true matt.
a handful of players will not distort the strength assessment
any player who has played so few games that they have not ever made it to the top 100 players at any time in the past 6 months will not influence the strength assessment.
there are 8,000 players who have appeared in the best player leagues. quantity wise, the number of these playing is taken into account. quality wise, how high in the best player leagues is a second factor.
i was interested to see where the value might be. there is nothing that has done this before, apart from the "avoid mattbates" app.
the 9pm has been rated "hard" 4 times in the last 7 days and rated "OMG" three times.
i didn't realise it was so tough. mind you, i thought the 8pm main on sunday was a no go mtt. but it isn't.
i've just edited that sentence. all best player leagues are the 100 best players.
any idea why?
thanks. i would use it the same way. avoid some, target others.
mine is a combination of quantity and quality. i choose the method that can be argued against less than alternatives methods. what i do is assess performance by a standard test. the mtts are the top games, no cash, no sngs, no freerolls, no this, no that. therefore the standardised "test" i use is a truer test of ability and achievement. it is more readily calibrated, interpreted and performances compared.
what it gives me is the ability to know how good someone is likely to be. no matter, it all is subject to what cards are dealt.
the ukops high roller question ... we will know better when it next runs. there is no allowance made for size of buy-in, nor should there be imo. the players are the same, just a reduced skill range probably. i think i would see a ok to hard game . the entrants mix will include a higher number of wealthy average players plus more good players.
remember that there are few profitable players in poker.
those in all my best player tables will almost without fail be profitable players. i identify the top 100 from 5,000 unique players a week, 10,000 unique players a month, 50,000 unique players a year. i am 99.9% certain that all top 100 best players are profitable. confident because 100 from 50k (or 5k for that matter) is such a small proportion.