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Probability to win a unlimited session of 10 games
Posted By: eXtreme Gammon In Response To: Tournament Format and Prize Sharing By Dr. Garal (Daniel Murphy)
Date: Tuesday, 6 September 2011, at 5:31 p.m.
For short session it seems difficult to use normal distribution. they may be fancy way to determine that, but a good approach is to use a monte carlo simulation.
For instance, assuming the following (actual data from my own games, jacoby for the vast majority)
lose 4 points: 7.3% lose 2 points: 20.3% lose 1 point: 19.4% win 1 point: 20.0% win 2 points: 20.7% win 4 points: 12.3% I ignored for simplicity any score>4 (they represent 2.7% of the games: 0.9% lost, 1.7% won)
That's equivalent to 0.217 ppg (or 108 elo difference, 3.29 PR)
on a 10 games session the outcome is, after 11,229 10-game sessions
59% wins 5% draw 36% losses I am not sure it fits Dr. Garal proposal, i've been to lazy to try to understand it. if anyone is interested i can rerun the simulation with different parameters.
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