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When people talk of making 2BB / 100 - is this per 100 hands dealt or per 100 hands you enter the pot through a blind and/or bet?
thanks

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Per 100 hands dealt.

olavfo

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thanks all

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per 100 hands dealt

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It wouldn't make sense any other way. If you kept track by hands played past the flop, the number would be more dependent on starting hand selection than whether you were a winning or losing poker player.

Imagine player A and player B both make an average of 2BB on every hand they play past the flop. Are they equally successful poker players?

Hopefully your answer was not enough info. Lets say player A only sees flops when he has AA,KK,QQ and player B follows a starting hand chart he got from a book that has him play about 20% of his hands outside the blinds. Now who do think is a more successful player?

Hopefully you now realize that player A is losing all his money to the blinds since AA-QQ only comes along once every 74 hands and that 2BB is not paying for 8 rounds of blinds. Player B is probably a winning player if he is averaging 2BB / hand played and playing one out of every 5 hands outside the blinds.

When you look at BB/100 hands dealt, you have a meaningful number that has a direct correlation with how much money a player is making playing poker.

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it is per table you play. that's why you should really get multitabling as fast as you can so you can get your BB/100 tables higher [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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I'm making 9.5/100 at stars .02/.04 and am pretty sure its sustainable

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I'm making 9.5/100 at stars .02/.04 and am pretty sure its sustainable

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Well if you get matched up against me in C.H.U.M.P. you are going to pretty swiftly drop to -45BB/100 [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]

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It wouldn't make sense any other way. If you kept track by hands played past the flop, the number would be more dependent on starting hand selection than whether you were a winning or losing poker player.

Imagine player A and player B both make an average of 2BB on every hand they play past the flop. Are they equally successful poker players?



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I wonder if you could have some kind of measure of postflop play though, like (BB^x)/100 hands played where x is something like 1+(VPIP/100).