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No. Strictly cashgame.

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I'm curious to know what people are actually earning this year, per hour, from poker. This includes rakeback and bonuses, and making necessary deductions (travel expenses and tips if you play live, CPU hardware/software bought specifically for poker).

My info:
~$20.46 hourly
~167 hours
57% of my income comes from rakeback/bonuses

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comes from bonus's?!!?

what bonus's?

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Around $70/hr since I started playing 3/6 (and a little higher since moved up to 5/10 SH). That's over like 40k hands.


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That's damn good. How many tables at a time, though?

Adam

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Around $60/hr playing 2/4. Negative at 5/10 6max.

-SmileyEH

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This is really good. I assume 8 tables at least?

Krishan

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if you factor in my rakeback its over $90/hr

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How about the cost of my house and my cars? Want my schooling and rate of intercourse? How about my family background? Anything else?

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How about the cost of my house and my cars? Want my schooling and rate of intercourse? How about my family background? Anything else?

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Yes please: a sketched floorplan of your house showing where all valuables are kept and any security arrangements.

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I just wanna hear about the intercourse.

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for the last 12 months

1469 hours
$48.40 an hour gross

maybe $5000 in deductions if I wanna be creative.

This year so far,

533 hours
$58 per hour gross

basically, take how much you think you can make when your running good and excited about the possibilities, then devide by 2. That gets you pretty close to reality.

Steve

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-$3.12/hr over 209.6 hours so far in 2005 at 100/200 on Prima.