Back to the database again to see what preflop hands win the most and which lose the most. Based on a sample of 227,400 hands, the winners are from highest to lowest.
The Winners Winning Percentage
Big Pairs – JJ – AA (AA being the best) 87.9
Medium Pairs - 77 - 10,10 68.7
Big Ace hands - AKs, AQs, AKo, AQo 89.1
Suited Aces - Any 2 cards suited with an A 73.5
Suited One gappers 23.9
Suited two gappers 17.5
The Losers
Non suited one gappers 12.2
Low Pairs - 22 – 66 8.2
Suited connectors 8.8
Non Suited connectors 38.5
Non suited Aces 26.8
Other non suited hands 5.0
Every one of the hands in the winners section produced a profit over the sample. Every loser hand resulted in losses. I find some of these stats very odd and they require more digging to find out why some are like this. We all know that big pairs and big ace hands will result in the highest win percentage. I was really surprised to see that suited aces have such a high win percentage.
In the loser column, the only surprise was suited connectors only winning 8.8% of the time and producing a loss over this large a sample size. I really want to take a look at some of the hands in more detail to find out what happened. I was under the impression that suited connectors should produce a profitable result. I must be playing them wrong.
More on this subject in the next post.
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