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Theoretical Earnings question
Just a basic question about figuring out how much it is possible to earn at poker. Assuming a good player of course.
I will just start with an extreme example and then if that is right I will know what it is for other limits. If one has a bankroll of 20k and plays four tables of 30-60 for about 25 hours a week, then a theoretical player would make the following: 25 hours X 1 big bet ($60.00)= $1500 x 4(four tables) = $6000 a week Assume you work 3 weeks out of the month, for a total of $18000 a month, which would come out to a yearly income of $216,000 Is it theoretically that simple? |
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Re: Theoretical Earnings question
Assuming the person is good enough to make 1BB/HR... Yes.
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Re: Theoretical Earnings question
And also assuming that a player can find 4 good 30/60 games at any given time.
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Re: Theoretical Earnings question
The hard part is actually trying to determine an accurate win rate...
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Re: Theoretical Earnings question
the p.a. figure might be a reasonable goal.. but some months you'll be way up, and some months way down i'm sure.
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