Can you estimate hourly rate from "Avg. Pot" & P.P.F.?

[clovenhoof]

When you see, in an online $2-4 game, that the average pot size is $44, and %54 of the players are seeing the flop, that's obviously a game you want to get into.

Does anyone have any thoughts or theories on how much that game is "worth", how much more it's worth than if it's $28 and %40?

Finally, at what point is the game not worth playing? If the avg. pot is $19, and 28% are seeing the flop, can it be beat for a big bet per hour?

'hoof

[Ian M.]

I think generally you would want to avoid the tighter games but I think it depends on your playing style. When I started playing online I was a little overaggressive with semibluffs and pure bluffs in shorthanded pots, and I made a killing in really tight games on paradise. Then I would play in looser games and wonder why I'm losing my shirt [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]. I think if you make adjustments for the game you're in it should still be profitable.