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Over my last 35,000 hands playing at FT 100NL and 200NL. I am averaging 7.02 at the 100NL and 6.46 at the 200NL. (19,000 hands on 100NL and 16,000 hands on 200NL ) So I am wondering is this the norm. Are people generaly doing better than this. I know I have some leaks in my game just wondering how bad are they hurting me.
Is this a hidden brag post? Cause that is a pretty substantial win rate.
edit: oh right this is full ring, i think this is still pretty solid though.
I didnt mean it like that at all, I truely have no idea!
the average bb/100 is less than zero because of the rake
if you did not create this thread to brag about your winrate, do not keep reading this post...
nobody gives a shit about your winrate
35000 hands at FR is not a winrate, it's a week.
Wow you guys are rough. I have been reading this forum for years. And every year it gets more and more unfriendly!
You need to play more hands in order to find your true winrate.
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Originally Posted by Trainer_jyms
Edit: If this is bbs and not ptbbs, then it's probably more reasonable.
If you've been reading for years then you should know the answer to your question already!Quote:
Originally Posted by saywhat2
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Originally Posted by PokerMuzz
How many hands does someone have to play to get an idea of their winrate?Quote:
Originally Posted by Deanglow
I can't manage more than 4 tables at once (beginner here), but if 25k hands will maybe tell you how you play, does that mean i'm playing 125 hours (4 tables x 50 hands/hour) to get an idea if i know what i'm doing at the stakes i'm currently playing at?
Also, changing limits should be based on BR and comfort level, right? If i get up to 20-30BI's for 10NL and i'm playing 5NL, i should give it a shot?
!!Don't read any further if you feel the need to tear someone else apart for listing stats based on what is obviously way too small of a sample to properly gauge their play!!
I've played ~2K hands total between PS and VC. On PS, i started with the free $5, now have $14.84 in 1142 hands (21.54 ptbb/100 @ .01/.02NL). On VC, i started with the free $10, now have $30.40 in 679 hands (15.02 ptbb/100 @ .05/.10NL). I know that's not even a tease of a slice of a sample of what i need, but i'm working on it... come on, even some of you 1000NL man-eating sharks were here once...
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Originally Posted by REDBRG
4,000,000
;)
Don't strive for "my true winrate"
Strive for "my winrate > 0"
It can always be better than x bb/100, with x being a random number, just do not worry about it as long as it is positive
Asking others "what is your winrate", making posts on internet forums like "my winrate is...", its kinda like telling everybody who'll listen that you have a bigger dick than they do. No one will care, and if you have to tell people, you definitely ain't got a big one. One thing though, you will come across as being a big asshole.
Thx Jack Sawyer!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
OK, so i've refined my embryonic goals... i will keep playing as much as i can (as long as i still like it and my newest ADD hobby doesn't get old), trying to build my free $ BR, keep the winrate >0, LEARN FROM IT WHEN I DONATE $ TO SOMEONE FOR GOD KNOWS WHY, and not posting my penis on the forum (unless i'm having problems with it). Ha!
my winrate at 600NL is -70BB/100 over 1k hands
At 1/2 and 2/4 its 4BB/100 over 100k hands
At 10NL I think I had 16BB/100 over 450k hands.
You need to play a lot more hands to have a good sample size. I haven't had a good sample size since 10NL to tell me because I've moved up in 100k hands or less at each level.
Win rate is meaningless, just play a bunch of hands at the level you are comfortable at and win money.
450k hands at 10NL? wow. and i thought i had the resident title...lol. i dont know if even i can last that long down here.
however, i think we all know the number for "true win rate" is HUGE. but, i think we can get an "idea" after 25k....meaning, if you are killing it (8+), you are likely a long term winner there. of course, nothing is absolute, but i think you can confidently tell your friends you win playing poker.