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BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
What should I be getting BB/100?
At party 2/4, and 3/6? I posted this in SS, but the guys there are being jerks. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
You are kind of overreacting by calling them jerks. You posted a somewhat vague question.
Still, you got some decent answers by the end of it. It really depends on a lot of factors. 2 BB/100 hands is a fairly reasonable number for a good player. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
I have read in a thread on this board, I do not remember the forum, that a player becomes a winning player at 4BB.
Further that the better players are at 20-25 BB/100. I cannot relate to the 20-25 figure but I agree with the 4BB stat. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
it should be a lot higher at 2/4 than 3/6 from what I understand. Preferably 2-5 at 2/4 I'm guessing would mean success
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
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What should I be getting BB/100? At party 2/4, and 3/6? I posted this in SS, but the guys there are being jerks. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, they can definitely be jerks at SS. You should be exteremly happy with anything above 2BB/100. I would guess that the highest you could reasonably get would be somewhere around 4. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
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Further that the better players are at 20-25 BB/100. [/ QUOTE ] That's not even close to possible. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
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What should I be getting BB/100? At party 2/4, and 3/6? I posted this in SS, but the guys there are being jerks. [/ QUOTE ] Schizo, If you're getting about 2BB/100 over 100-200k hands, then you should be happy with it. Thats a pretty good number to go by. Over 3 or 4 at higher limits is unsustainable for any lenghth of time. Party .5/1 is a different story, but you'd need ever more hands to actually be sure of your winrate. The problem is that variance has a huge amount of influence on your WR. Homer posted recently that even at 100k hands (i think), you still can't be sure of your WR within +/- 1BB. It's much more important to look at your gameplay, and see where you improve. Just like how individual hands are played, you shouldn't focus on results. Just make +EV decisions and make sure you're bringing your A game (and that it's a good A game too). I'd recommend posting as many hands as possible in teh SS forum for the jerks to review. I think posting is the single biggest way to improve your game. They aren't ALL jerks; i bet you can find at least one or two people who are fairly nice. Freakin *EDIT* Oh, and the reason they were being jerks about this is because they've had to answer this question a bunch of times before. You can probably find pretty detailed discussions by posters much greater than I by doing a search. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
If you want a detailed discussion of the statistics/sample size issues - check out this post.
You need a farily large sample size to get an accurate measuremnt, but folks sometimes tend to exaggerate how big a sample size you need. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
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I have read in a thread on this board, I do not remember the forum, that a player becomes a winning player at 4BB. Further that the better players are at 20-25 BB/100. I cannot relate to the 20-25 figure but I agree with the 4BB stat. [/ QUOTE ] What the heck are you talking about? You're a winning player if your winrate is > 0. If you're winning 4 BB/100 longterm, you're CRUSHING the game. If you're winning 20-25 BB/100, you're on a huge rush. And your sample size is probably 200 hands. After 20,000 hands at 2+ BB/100, you can be pretty confident you're a winning player, although your true winrate could still range from 0.1 to 4. |
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Re: BB/100 What is a reasonable number?
I am not talking about win rate.
Big Bets per 100 as a factor of aggression. That is how I read the issue. peace |
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