15/30 multitable winrates

[mplspoker]

Is there anyone here willing to share their win rate running 4-8 tables on the 15/30 on party?

[Losing all]

I played 1 hand on 1 table by mistake. flopped a pair out of my blind, bet, he called. Turn came a scare card. I check, he bets, I fold. dude was nice enough to show me I indeed was beat, for whatever reason. I leave game as it is above my BR.

My rate -100/100. Probably the worst 15 player of all time.

[another]

I haven't played that many hands, but nobody is answering your question so I'll post under relative anonymity.

Usually I play 4 tables. Occaisionally 6.

[dogmeat]

Thanks for posting these rates. If you are mostly 4-tabling and getting about 220 hands per hour, then this sample represents around 200 hours of actual play. If you get in 110 per month, this is $16,000 a month.

Your stats are very close to mine, but the raise % is 25% higher, and of course I am a $2/4 bot.

I dont know whether to view this overall as very encouraging, or totally disheartening.

Dogmeat [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

[another]

I think it's closer to 180 hands per hour than 220, at least for me. I request hands every 15 minutes and it's usually about 60 or so that are new in PT. I request so often so that if it misses a request (which happens from time to time) it misses less hands.

I only started at the beginning of june. Before I was a 2/4 / 3/6 monkey as well. Maybe I'm just running well. I really don't know.

[another]

May as well post this too just in case somebody is interested.

[RandR]

Another,
Just curious, I read 15/30 will give you a really high Standard Deviation. Could you fill me in on what your SD/100 is @ 15/30? I'm getting 14.1BB/100 @ 2/4

[another]

[RandR]

Wow, not as high as I would have guessed [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]
Thanks,
RandR

[Blarg]

Odd times of day. I wondered when seeing that if you selected for the right time zone or changed the time zone on purpose. You've got a lot of early morning hours and other hours inconsistent with someone with the usual work schedule.