hourly wage

[jprince]

I'm currently studying the small stakes book. I have mixed success. I'm wondering how much I should be winning or and how much should I hope to win. Assuming a implement the strategies consistently. How many big bets on average should I be gaining. I know it fluctuates depending on the cards and the other players but I'd like to know an average of what good players and great players do. Also, does that rate go up or down with the stakes? I'm new here. I look forward to the conversation.

-heath

[ArturiusX]

Search feature, use it. check out the micro limits FaQ at the top too.

[CallMeIshmael]

Dont be too concerned with hourly rate.

At this point, you should focuse more on learning/applying the fundamentals.

Read the forums. Post hands. That is the best thing you can do.

[sfwusc]

I would say 1BB a table hour is pretty average before you need to move up(with a bankroll and experience).

-SFWUSC

[Harv72b]

[ QUOTE ]
Dont be too concerned with hourly rate.

At this point, you should focuse more on learning/applying the fundamentals.

Read the forums. Post hands. That is the best thing you can do.

[/ QUOTE ]

And welcome to the forum. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[PokerBob]

In my opinion, a person with moderate intelligence and a willingness to learn the game should be able to beat 3/6 for 1bb/100 hands while 4-tabling. If one gets a rakeback deal, this can be about $20/hr.

[sfwusc]

4 tables at 50-60 hands an hour...aka 200-240 hands.

Rakeback is worth $4 per 100.

So yea $20-$24 an hour.

2BB/100

would be $32-40 an hour

SFWUSC

[wrto4556]

I've been playing every day for almost 2 years and I still have no clue what my winrate is. [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]

Im with CMI. It's not important, yet.

[sfwusc]

no one knows for sure...

it is an estimate at best.

SFWUSC