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07-26-06, 08:44 PM
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ya like BB said, tally hours instead, then get a BB/hr. much more useful.
also its hard to say if having more losing days then winning days is bad, it totally depends on ur style. |
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07-26-06, 08:54 PM
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to make sense of these numbers...
what game(s) are you playing? what levels? what levels are the next above and below the level you are playiing? even though it is a tough estimate, give me a rough bb/hr number if limit or a $/hr if NL. Just guestimate it. |
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07-27-06, 02:35 AM
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Thanks for the responses...this is live poker, 5/150 NL, meaning the maximum you can bet at anytime is 150 bucks. If you want a sense of what those numbers are, I divided everything by 102 bucks (just happened that I lost that much first go round)...and I estimated that overall, my sessions averaged 4 hours and I therefore was winning at a rate of approximately $40-42, or 8BB an hour. What is a good winrate for NL?
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