Is 10BB/100 sustainable?

[blatz]

Allright, that was a bad subject line...I admit it, I'm not a good person. But I do have a real question.

I'm under no illusions...I'm running lucky. I had quads against 2 full houses twice in a session. Tonight I tried a couple of new (inspired by a great SS discussion) pre-flop raises and fluked into the nuts.

Anyway, this is far from a bragging thing, I know my variances, but it's been 2000 hands, about 4 nights for me, at over 10bb/100...just wondering how long anybody has run like that, how long is it possible?

Inspire me for when I start rounning cruddy again.

[Paluka]

I'm down $8000 today. That is quite sustainable, but I doubt I'll try.

[Reef]

I think it is sustainable at NL 50 and lower.

[bicyclekick]

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I'm down $8000 today. That is quite sustainable, but I doubt I'll try.

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bragger.

Oman I just wanted to do that one time. :P

[Schneids]

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I'm down $8000 today. That is quite sustainable, but I doubt I'll try.

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I've got you beat.

[SmileyEH]

No.

-SmileyEH

[MicroBob]

I ran at around 12BB/100 over a fairly recent 2k hand stretch.

It happens.

No, it is not sustainable (obviously).

[JoeC]

Hey Reef, here's a somewhat related question... I've been playing 400NL recently, what is the max sustainable WR in that?

[BottlesOf]

No it is not. Not for any significant number of hands, and 2K is woefully short.

[Reef]

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Hey Reef, here's a somewhat related question... I've been playing 400NL recently, what is the max sustainable WR in that?

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I don't play that high..yet.. so I'm not sure how hard the game is.

A friend of mine who plays it has been on a mad rush for the last 3k hands and is at $1.38/hand.