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07-23-2005, 11:01 AM
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Re: 4,000,000 Ultimate Points
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Hmmm How about just earning 10,000 points, earning it, not winning it. How long do you think that would take? [/ QUOTE ] It all depends on the limit you are talking about playing... At 1/2, you can expect to earn about 25-30 points per hour per table. At 2/4, that rate goes up to about 45-50. I think 3/6 and above only increases the rate a little bit over the 2/4 rate, so figure 60 points per table hour for any higher limit. (1/2 and 2/4 numbers from my own records for bonus info: 27.9 points/table hour at 1/2 and 48.1 points/table hour at 2/4.) At 1/2, you would need about 360 table hours to reach 10K points. At 2/4, that drops to about 210 table hours. For 3/6 and above, figure 150-180 table hours. You can play up to 3 tables at a time, so divide this number of hours by the number of tables you play to get the "real-time" requirement. Acme 
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#3
07-23-2005, 11:11 AM
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Re: 4,000,000 Ultimate Points
I have about 15,000 points after playing mostly 3/6 there for a couple months. It's a lot easier to earn points if you play shorthanded games and start tables. I play triple draw there, so I end up doing that anyway.
Really though, the points are pretty close to worthless. Most of the stuff you can get for 10,000 points is worth between $20 and $50. If you aren't already going to play at UB, the points should not be changing your mind.
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#5
07-23-2005, 01:19 PM
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Re: 4,000,000 Ultimate Points
You basically get 1 point for every hand raked $1 (I think anyway). If you start every table you play at, you get an extra 50%. So, you could probably get close to 150,000 in 3 months of full time play, but it would be really difficult.
If you want to know for sure, just try to earn 1700 points in a day. I can't even imagine playing that much for an extended period of time, but someone could probably do it if they really wanted to.
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