Hey all!

New to the board and Have enjoyed the wisdom you all have shared.

A little history...

I had been playing online for free for quite some time, but once you get over 2 million make-believe dollars it loses its shine. So I decided to venture into playing for the real deal.

Deposited a meager 40 bucks ( a fraction of my offline winnings) and started cleaning up in the 10 SnGs. Then came the inevitable bad beat streak. AA being busted by A4, Made flushes being beat by drawn boats, etc.

Needless to say, I worked through my bankroll in short order and took a few days off.

When I came back, I decided to slum it in the 5 SnGs.

So this is what hell is like.

Bad players being rewarded for dumb decisions. While my tight agressive play is rewarded with an ITM pct of 55% with a negative ROI rating.

So I decided to play ring games and make some bankroll there. The question I have is this:

If a professional NL holdem player sets a bar of one big pot per hour as a standard in live rooms, what would be the equivalent online?

What would you consider "big? "

Thanks!

S