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Old 11-08-2005, 03:28 PM
revlis87 revlis87 is offline
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Default Playing for a certain number of hands

If i am 4 tabling full ring 5-10 NL, how many hours would it take me to play 1,000 hands? I am trying to limit the amount I play, so I figure i am going to shoot for playing 1,000 hands a day if I am 4 tabling, but hopefully if I add 2-4 more tables of ring I can sacrifice a bit of bb/100 to play 2,000 hands a day. Whenever i reach the number of hands, I would quit for the day and do something else with my time. Obviously if the table is SUPER juicy i could stay but as a guideline. is this at all reasonable?
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Old 11-08-2005, 03:36 PM
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Default Re: Playing for a certain number of hands

When trying to clear a recent deposit bonus, I think I cleared 500 hands of 1/2 6max within 2 hours. This was 8-tabling. I'm normally an SNG player, so when these deposit bonuses come, I try to finish them as quickly as possible. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
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Old 11-08-2005, 04:51 PM
Benholio Benholio is offline
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Default Re: Playing for a certain number of hands

Do you use pokertracker? If so, you can check your hands/hr for each table in there and come up with a good idea. If I had to take a wild guess I'd say you were getting ~55 hands per/hr/table. So it would take about 4.5-5 hours to get 1000 hands 4-tabling.
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Old 11-08-2005, 05:22 PM
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Default Re: Playing for a certain number of hands

approximately 4-5 hours at 4 tables
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Old 11-08-2005, 05:50 PM
IggyWH IggyWH is offline
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Default Re: Playing for a certain number of hands

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If i am 4 tabling full ring 5-10 NL, how many hours would it take me to play 1,000 hands? I am trying to limit the amount I play, so I figure i am going to shoot for playing 1,000 hands a day if I am 4 tabling, but hopefully if I add 2-4 more tables of ring I can sacrifice a bit of bb/100 to play 2,000 hands a day. Whenever i reach the number of hands, I would quit for the day and do something else with my time. Obviously if the table is SUPER juicy i could stay but as a guideline. is this at all reasonable?

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At $100NL on Party (.5/1), I average 61 hands per hour per table. Other sites you won't get nearly that many hands per hour though.
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Old 11-08-2005, 05:55 PM
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Default Re: Playing for a certain number of hands

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I think I cleared 500 hands of 1/2 6max within 2 hours. This was 8-tabling.

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Clearly this was 500 RAKED hands.
You played many unraked hands in there too.


On full-tables I would approximate 60 hands/hr per table (little more for a fast-moving limit game, a little less for a slow-moving NL game).

On 6-max limit it can be about 90-95 hands/hr per table.
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Old 11-09-2005, 09:05 AM
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Default Re: Playing for a certain number of hands

Might sound like a stupid question, but if you are "trying to limit" how much you play to do something else with your time, why not just play for a fixed amount of time? After all that is the commodity you are looking to invest elsewhere.
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