Filtered average
The average of each column over the flops the filters keep, weighted by how often each flop comes.
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- What it means
- The report's summary row. It averages each action's frequency and EV over the flops that pass the filters, not over the whole pack.
- How it is calculated
- Each flop counts in proportion to its flop weight. With every pack at once, each pack counts equally, then flops within it by weight. An action a pack does not have is left out of that pack's EV and counts as 0% in its frequency.
- Worked example
- Two flops pass a filter: a rainbow one (weight 24) where the range bets 60% and a monotone one (weight 4) where it bets 20%. The filtered average is (24 × 60% + 4 × 20%) ÷ 28 = 54%.
- Why it matters
- It turns a long table into one line per board type, which is what to remember: how often the range bets on this kind of flop.
See also: Flop weight, Frequency, EV