- 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 community card, by being the only one
left holding all five, or by winning both halves at showdown.
- Out is how often a hand empties out, on any street. Going out
before the last community card 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 five cards once the
last community card is turned. A lone keeper takes the whole pot.