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#2
11-24-2005, 11:22 AM
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Re: $60 per hour?
The answer to this can sort of be extrapolated from the FAQ at the beginning of this forum. But a conservative estimate at 1/2 stakes would be about $60/hour. The real problem is actually putting in the hours, which I am finding harder and harder to do. And I only play $25NL!
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11-24-2005, 11:35 AM
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Re: $60 per hour?
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A guy I know was bragging that he's good for $60/hour playing 1/2 no limit online. He plays 4 tables at a time Is this possible? How much can a 'pro' expect to make playing 4 tables of 1/2 no limit? [/ QUOTE ] pros dont play online 1/2, maybe your talking about those "pros" that think they are good and dont know how to track winrates.
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#7
11-24-2005, 11:36 AM
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Re: $60 per hour?
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[ QUOTE ] I made that doing 1.5 tables at a time before I moved up and up. It's very manageable. 6max, btw. [/ QUOTE ] 1.5 tables? How do you mean? And was it $200NL stakes? [/ QUOTE ] 1.5 tables meaning that I played one table about half the time, and two tables about half the time. It comes from PokerTracker (get it if you're serious about winning). It is from party 200nl 6max. Playing so few tables makes it easier to concentrate, and I found that i could watch the simpsons on my computer screen and pay attention just fine. Some people need to play more to stay interested, i don't. sox
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#8
11-24-2005, 02:19 PM
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Re: $60 per hour?
Definitely possible.
But people have a way of making that sound easier than it is.
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