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#1
08-04-2005, 01:34 PM
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Shorthanded Play Win Rates for Advanced/ Good players
For those of you who make a killing playing limit poker especially online...
What is the most profitable # of players at the table? True or false The better players seek short handed/heads up games.... How bout win rates... At any given table a good limit players average win rate w/ 2 or 3 players =____BB/hr w/ 4 to 6 players =____BB/hr w/ 7 to 10 players=____BB/hr The best player wins ___% time heads up in a freeze out Thanks 
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#6
08-04-2005, 04:01 PM
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Re: Shorthanded Play Win Rates for Advanced/ Good players
Most players here view their winnings in terms of BB/100 hands played, and not to many seem to play heads up freeze outs (outside of HULA of course).
The answer to your question is - expert players can win a shitload- very good players quite a lot, good players a pretty good. Just become an expert and the cash will follow.
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#7
08-04-2005, 04:09 PM
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Re: Shorthanded Play Win Rates for Advanced/ Good players
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the only people who care about winrates are the people who will never achieve those winrates. [/ QUOTE ] And those that want to know what is a realistic goal. I think this question is fine.
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#8
08-04-2005, 04:18 PM
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Re: Shorthanded Play Win Rates for Advanced/ Good players
I dont have numbers for you...the reason top players can make more per hour at very short games is there are more hands per hour. More hands per hour = more hands played with an advantage = more money. Mistakes add up quickly shorthanded, and if you have a couple bad ones you're going to do them over and over a lot in a short period of time and give your money away.
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#9
08-04-2005, 04:22 PM
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Re: Shorthanded Play Win Rates for Advanced/ Good players
bicyclekick
if it were up to you how many players are seated at most of ur games? where do you thrive relative to # of players at a table, are you playing full or short handed games?
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#10
08-04-2005, 04:24 PM
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Re: Shorthanded Play Win Rates for Advanced/ Good players
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I dont have numbers for you...the reason top players can make more per hour at very short games is there are more hands per hour. More hands per hour = more hands played with an advantage = more money. Mistakes add up quickly shorthanded, and if you have a couple bad ones you're going to do them over and over a lot in a short period of time and give your money away. [/ QUOTE ] Here's something I've wondered. Yes, you can certainly play more hands per hour shorthanded "per table", but I find it much more difficult to play multiple tables. I can manage 4 tables, but given the added importance of reads in shorthanded play, this is suboptimal. Thus, am I really getting more "quality" hands per hour in? Anyone with thoughts on this?
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