BB/hour question
I've heard a bunch of "rules of thumb" re: how many big bets a decent player should win per hour, but no definitive logic behind those rules of thumb. Could someone help me understand this?
Generally I hear either: One big bet per hour for live play, or: Two big bets per 100 hands for online. I would think at lower limits, there must be a way to average well above this (maybe closer to 3 big bets) as the fish could be totally outmatched. Am I off base in thinking this is possible on a consistent basis? Thanks in advance for the advice. |
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Am I off base in thinking this is possible on a consistent basis? [/ QUOTE ] No, there are several regular posters here who beat the online games for more than 2BB/100hands. |
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Yes, many good online players will beat limit hold em for 3 bb's per 100 hands. Some of the real good ones even go a little over 3/100 hands. No limit is a different story. A good NL player should be making more bb's per hour than an equally skilled limit player.
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Yes, many good online players will beat limit hold em for 3 bb's per 100 hands. Some of the real good ones even go a little over 3/100 hands. No limit is a different story. A good NL player should be making more bb's per hour than an equally skilled limit player. [/ QUOTE ] Possibly stupid question: how do you measure a BB for NL? /mc |
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BB in NL is the big blind.
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From the many posts I've seen on the subject
1 BB PER HOUR is good (not a losing player) 2 BB PER HOUR is very good Greater then 2 BB PER HOUR is GREAT add about .8BB for the PER 100 I can see online players winning 3BB/100 at .5/1 and 1/2 tables but above that I do not see there would be many. At least in the year I have been playing seriously (unless you are talking multi tables) |
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Very helpful. Thanks everyone!
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BB in NL is the big blind. [/ QUOTE ] HAHA HA HHH HAA AHA HHAAA oh okay |
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