Accuracy
The share of your decisions graded Best or Correct.
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- What it means
- Accuracy counts a decision as correct when its grade is Best or Correct, and wrong otherwise.
- How it is calculated
- Accuracy = decisions graded Best or Correct ÷ all decisions.
- Worked example
- 180 passing grades out of 200 decisions is 90% accuracy. If 120 of those decisions were easy folds, accuracy on the other 80 might be much lower.
- Why it matters
- Accuracy is easy to read but flattering, because trivial folds inflate it. EV loss is the better headline.