soooted
11-15-2003, 09:18 PM
Can someone with at least 50k hands at online NL comment on realistic win rates?
I've logged more than 150k hands from 2.4 through 5.10 and have found my sweet spots based on game selection, time-of-day, # of tables, etc. e.g. I have no probs playing three 3.6 tables, (sometimes four if one of the four is a "slow" table... sometimes I like finding a "slow" table as many sharps won't be there but the fish tend to stay, and it allows me to add another table). But I find myself comfortable with two 5.10 tables.
I think knowing my own limits and comfort zone has been key to my success online.
Just recently I've been playing the 25/50/100 NL on Party for a change of pace and have done quite well. I enjoy the different aspect of the game. I'm curious as to realistic win rates as I want to compare vs. my current win rates vs. potential NL games. If the win rates & variance are within accepted values for me, I may add one of those games to my repetoire. I like the different decision making aspect of the NL games vs. the robotic like play at LHE. Of course, it' hard to argue with success and $ is $, but as I'm hitting the "long-term" here I think psychology and sanity is crucial to my continued success and focus.
Would appreciate any comments.
I've logged more than 150k hands from 2.4 through 5.10 and have found my sweet spots based on game selection, time-of-day, # of tables, etc. e.g. I have no probs playing three 3.6 tables, (sometimes four if one of the four is a "slow" table... sometimes I like finding a "slow" table as many sharps won't be there but the fish tend to stay, and it allows me to add another table). But I find myself comfortable with two 5.10 tables.
I think knowing my own limits and comfort zone has been key to my success online.
Just recently I've been playing the 25/50/100 NL on Party for a change of pace and have done quite well. I enjoy the different aspect of the game. I'm curious as to realistic win rates as I want to compare vs. my current win rates vs. potential NL games. If the win rates & variance are within accepted values for me, I may add one of those games to my repetoire. I like the different decision making aspect of the NL games vs. the robotic like play at LHE. Of course, it' hard to argue with success and $ is $, but as I'm hitting the "long-term" here I think psychology and sanity is crucial to my continued success and focus.
Would appreciate any comments.