My TruePoker WSOP 120K Hands Challenge - Final Update

[beernutz]

Go to your room, the adults are talking here.

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Assuming I played exclusively $3/$6 over these 297 hours at my longest documented win rate of 1.6 BB/100 and I averaged 300 hands per hour, (more reasonable for me) I would have earned $ 28.80 an hour. With those assumptions, it means the challenge was a plus $ 4,752.00 for me.

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So you lose over 120,000 hands and you think you have a 1.6bb/100 win rate at $3/6?

Nice assumption

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[O Doyle Rules]

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Congrats Doyle, it's one hell of an accomplishment. In the early days of my career I played in the Lucy Jones Bonanza at party (this was the first one they did back when you had to play all night long and they only gave money to the top 20). After two days of pulling all nighters I pretty much didn't want to turn the computer on again (and quit after three days)...I can't imagine what it would have been like after 39.

Good luck at the WSOP...you've certainly earned it.

J

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Thanks alot Jason,

I remember I did get tangled up with you playing HU one night duirng this challenge with seven other tables going. That probably cost me some bucks no doubt.

[O Doyle Rules]

when i 1st saw that avatar, i thought it was a chicken

I'm not choking it, am I?

[Eder]

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We would certainly consider something along those lines.

Let us look this past promo over carefully first ... We have some time to consider how to replicate something like this, if it makes sense down the road.

Truepoker CEO

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I think you'd get at least 1500 players giving it a shot...maybe 50% would complete it in 5 -6 months...dunno if it is +EV for Truepoker (probaly would be). I know I'd give it a whirl if requirements worked out to ~800 hands/day. (I am lazy)

I am curious about the total rake O'doyle generated during his quest though.