- Equity is the share of the pot a hand takes on average, counted
over every runout. It's the only figure here that is a share of the pot
rather than a frequency, and the hands always add up to 100%.
- High is the share of the high half a hand wins, counted only
over the runouts that reach a high/low showdown. A pot won outright is
never split into halves, so those runouts contribute nothing here.
- Low is the same figure for the low half. One hand can take both
halves at once, because it carries a separate low and high total,
which is how a lone ace scoops a lone jack.
- Scoop is how often a hand takes the whole pot, whether by
emptying out alone before the last street, by being the only one
left holding all six, or by winning both halves at showdown.
- Out is how often a hand empties out, on any street. Going out
before the last street wins the pot outright, so an early out is
worth far more than a late one.
- Keep is how often a hand still holds all six cards once the
last street is turned. A lone keeper takes the whole pot.