Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

its sustainable, but that is a very expert winrate

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

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I"m doing 5.5 ptbb/100 or 11 bb/100 after over 100K hands

10 ptbb/100 NO WAY to sustain, 5 ptbb/100 easy to do

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It seems likely to me that you say 10ptbb/100 can not be sustained because you can't do it and you are unable to admit to yourself that there may be players that much better than you. (for the record, i can't sustain that type of winrate either but i certainly believe that some people can)

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

I dropped to 2/4 the last 2 months (im working like 100 horus a week in my job which kidna sapps all energy to do anything else but sleep [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]( and fwiw i'm on 11ptbb/100 over 12k hands. I'm probably being lucky, u know the type of hidden luck that u cant see cos if i look at big pots lost/won theyre about the same. I think there are a few players at 2/4 that make 10+ tho from what ive seen.

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

maaaaybe 2 tabling you can get 10bb 100 but I 5-7 table, and theres just no way. Id be happy to get 4bb per 100 when 6 tabling, still over 100 bucks an hour

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

yeah thats a good point i never do more than 3

ps classical music i find is really good anti tilt stuff.

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

Thanks forthe quick responses and info. I did a search and read about 100 threads and none came up with this answer. By the way what is ptbb/100? I was thinking 6-7bb/100 seemed sustainable at the 2/4 n/l for a good solid player.

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

PTBB=$8 at 2/4, just double a BB.

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My super small database of about 3000 hands has mine at 10bb/100,

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This is 5ptbb/100 and is what people thought you were referring to.

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

10ptbb/100 over like ~200K hands is a really really hard thing to do, and I would doubt if that many people could do it (if any to be honest).

Re: average profit from no limit 2/4
 

so what does pt stand for then ?

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Thanks forthe quick responses and info. I did a search and read about 100 threads and none came up with this answer. By the way what is ptbb/100? I was thinking 6-7bb/100 seemed sustainable at the 2/4 n/l for a good solid player.

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6-7 ptbb/100 is sustainable at 2/4.