The post talks about "which hand is more likely to win". All I'm saying is that you don't care about how many hands you win, you care about how much money you w

The post talks about "which hand is more likely to win". All I'm saying is that you don't care about how many hands you win, you care about how much money you win. It would be like measuring programmer productivity using number of lines of code written. This is obviously not an issue for someone who already understands poker, but if you didn't and you tried to use this table to scale your bets according to your overall likelihood of winning with a particular hand, then you wouldn't do well.