What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

Anyone care to speculate? I have no idea. I guess it would be a good idea to break it down into general catagories based on stakes.

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

read 2+2 15-20%
Joined/posted 10-15%
Understood/incorporated ideas 5-10%
JMHO

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

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read 2+2 15-20%
Joined/posted 10-15%
Understood/incorporated ideas 5-10%
JMHO

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These are WAY more than I'd have guessed. Do you really think that 15-20% of online poker players are even AWARE of 2p2?

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

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read 2+2 15-20%
Joined/posted 10-15%
Understood/incorporated ideas 5-10%
JMHO

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These are WAY more than I'd have guessed. Do you really think that 15-20% of online poker players are even AWARE of 2p2?

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Of regular players? I'd expect there's a lot of players who buy in once or twice, and that's that. An while they certainly need to be counted/represented, I'm not sure how to do that.

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

Do you really think that 15-20% of online poker players are even AWARE of 2p2?

no

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Do you really think that 15-20% of online poker players are even AWARE of 2p2?

no

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+EV

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

I'm not sure 15-20% of the online players have even bothered reading A book (any book) on hold'em much less being 2+2'ers. If you think about it, that would be 3 2+2'ers at every 2 tables. Then you figure "most" 2+2'ers multi-table, every table would have 2+ 2+2'ers. If that's the case the tables above 2/4 must be 75% 2+2'ers.

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

doesn't 2+2 have like 60,000 acounts? Now admittedly over half of those are redpill's but thats still a lot [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

Better question. How many 2+2ers are winning players?

Re: What percent of online players are 2+2ers?
 

Or how many become winning players? I think there's enough good info here for your average beginner to start beating the softer party games.