Somehow tnx to a HD failure, I lost my simulation program. I have a new problem, so could someone help me plz?
What's the frequency of:
- weak (<11HCP or <5 SlamPoints*) with at least 5-5♦-♣
- 6♣ with exactly 2 of 3 tophonours (AKQ) OR 7+♣ with 3 (or 4) out of 5 honours (AKQJT) but not AKQ
(*) Slampoints: A=3, K=2, Q=1, singleton K/Q=0
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Can someone simulate/calculate this?
#1
Posted 2005-September-27, 02:34
"It may be rude to leave to go to the bathroom, but it's downright stupid to sit there and piss yourself" - blackshoe
#2
Posted 2005-September-27, 10:50
pm with the actual contraints that you want established for all four hands or the two hands that are bidding, i have found that putting in contraints for all four hands works better cause you stipulate that the opps dont have hands that they could overcall on.
#3
Posted 2005-September-27, 23:57
Free, on Sep 27 2005, 08:34 AM, said:
Somehow tnx to a HD failure, I lost my simulation program. I have a new problem, so could someone help me plz?
What's the frequency of:
- weak (<11HCP or <5 SlamPoints*) with at least 5-5♦-♣
- 6♣ with exactly 2 of 3 tophonours (AKQ) OR 7+♣ with 3 (or 4) out of 5 honours (AKQJT) but not AKQ
(*) Slampoints: A=3, K=2, Q=1, singleton K/Q=0
What's the frequency of:
- weak (<11HCP or <5 SlamPoints*) with at least 5-5♦-♣
- 6♣ with exactly 2 of 3 tophonours (AKQ) OR 7+♣ with 3 (or 4) out of 5 honours (AKQJT) but not AKQ
(*) Slampoints: A=3, K=2, Q=1, singleton K/Q=0
The probabilties of a given hand having:
1. 5+♦ and 5+♣ with <11 HCP = 0.5242%
2. 6♣ with 2 of top 3 honors and <11 points = 0.5705%
3. 7+♣ with 3 or 4 honors (not AKQ) and < 11 HCP = 0.2501%
4. Total of #2 and #3 = 0.8206%
Figures from Richard Pavilcek's deal generator, 100 million deals for each.
Later I will rerun with the SP constraints added--this reduces probabilities for all, but the relative probabilities will be similar.
#4
Posted 2005-September-28, 05:14
Tnx mike!
"It may be rude to leave to go to the bathroom, but it's downright stupid to sit there and piss yourself" - blackshoe
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