N0.

[ZenKinG]

I regret asking for it because my mind is blown now after looking through it lol.. Reminds me of my college calculus classes

[Pacman]

Agreed lol.

[DSchles]

While we're at it, "his N0" or "his or her N0." "One" is singular; you can't refer back to it with a plural possessive adjective.

Don

[DSchles]

Fun to read, but surely not necessary for calculating N0, which is an extremely simple concept. Just take your per-hand variance and divide it by the square of your per-hand expectation. So, suppose your one-hand variance (assuming a decent bet spread) is, say, 400% (4.00) and your per-hand e.v. is, say, 1% (0.01). Squaring 0.01, we get 0.0001. Dividing 4 by 0.0001, we get 40,000, which is the N0.

A little simpler, no (or N0, as the case may be!)?

Don

[JohnnyUtah]

N0 means N0.