NL 50+ win rates

[jt_patriot]

I'm new to Poker Tracker (one week of playing with it) and I'm interested to know what kind of win rates people are getting at and above 50 NL. My sample size is still fairly small (2,500 hands) but I figure it's big enough to get a good idea of where I'm at. At 50 NL 6 max I'm making 22.62 BB/100 right now, I figure it's a little high to be sustinable, so where are you guys at? How do the win rates decrease as the limits go up?

[kingofswing]

You're PTBB is way high and will go down. A basic idea is that you're doing fine if you're at about 5-8 in the long run (10,000+ hands). If you're at 9-10, you are really playing well and could consider moving up. Anything higher than that is similar. But 9-10 is really a very good sign.

[kongo_totte]

We need a stickied FAQ. What happened to skeemes? I found no big problems with that one.

[Alpha13]

So 10 is considered the upper limit of what's sustainable? Boy that's a letdown, I was thinking 15-20 is doable.

[TheWorstPlayer]

At PL50, I'm at +23PTBB/100 over 21 hands so I think it is sustainable. Don't worry. Just keep practicing.

[Alpha13]

Dude are you going to follow me around with that sample size "joke"? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[edge]

2500 hands means close to nothing.

[UOPokerPlayer]

I was 15+PTBB/100 at NL25 over about 25,000. I don't think that's possible to sustain any other above level. Still could be variance, but those games were some kind of juicy. My favorite move was calling big open pushes with big pairs.

Anyone know what would be considered good in terms of $/hour in NL 50 playing one table?

[fimbulwinter]

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Anyone know what would be considered good in terms of $/hour in NL 50 playing one table?

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math:

10PTBB/100 * 50h/hr * $1/PTBB = 5 bucks an hour. Everyone thinks they can keep up 10 PTBB/100 going. very few actually can.

fim