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I recenty got poker tracker and after about 2900 hands of $25 NL I'm showing a profit of 25.23 BB/100...this seems inordinately high compared to what I've heard, but perhaps with small stake NL this is sustainable. I know 2,900 hands isn't enough but does anyone have an opinion on what the highest sustainable bb/100 is?

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come back when you've got at least 10k hands
Agree with that, but in NL I'd imagine it's possible at low limits. 25 BB/100 is only 6 bucks...possible, sure, likely, no
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I've logged 60+ hours so far at the $25 NL tables on Party, and so far I have a rate of about $6.80/hr. If you estimate maybe 70 hands/hr, this is a little more than 4000 hands. I also started off really hot at these tables but a rate of $10+/hr is probably unsustainable. If you want, I can post my status after 10,000 hands.

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I've logged 60+ hours so far at the $25 NL tables on Party, and so far I have a rate of about $6.80/hr. If you estimate maybe 70 hands/hr, this is a little more than 4000 hands. I also started off really hot at these tables but a rate of $10+/hr is probably unsustainable. If you want, I can post my status after 10,000 hands.
Yeah that would be helpful...thanks. I'm currently up $360 after 2,877 hands....figure this can't last but I'll post again when I reach 5-10,000 hands to see if it's fallen off.
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25BB/100 is not sustainable at any medium of poker.some of you are really stupid.
You shouldn't speak in absolutes. A monkey could have that win rate at .01/.02 O8 at Stars.
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25BB/100 is not sustainable at any medium of poker.some of you are really stupid.
You shouldn't speak in absolutes. A monkey could have that win rate at .01/.02 O8 at Stars.
everyone knows thats not really poker!
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hate to bump this thread, but i just finished a weekend binge of NL25 6max on the party skins. My PT says 29.4BB/100 for the roughly 7500 hands i played. Maybe I hit the right tables..maybe not, but you might be mistaken Absolute. My sarcastic comment was based on the 3K hands I already had in PT and the ~22BB/100 it showed for that. Sustaining 25BB/100 may not be possible over the LONG run, but I do believe sustaining 15+ is very achievable. I typically play 5/10 full and 6max, but I have really enjoyed playing the low stakes NL games. Maybe my BB/100 is high because I have no problem putting someone all in for $25 if I think I have a slight edge and will get a call. Don't know that I would take that philosophy to the higher NL tables, but knowing my max hit on a hand is $25 makes it a no brainer for me.

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I'm of the opinion that 10 BB/100 in NL is a good sustainable rate.The table selection matters much more than the small skill differences between a great low limit NL player and a very good one. I think I am an okay-mediocre player now and my BB rate varies over 200% based on the site and tables.

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I recenty got poker tracker and after about 2900 hands of $25 NL I'm showing a profit of 25.23 BB/100...this seems inordinately high compared to what I've heard, but perhaps with small stake NL this is sustainable. I know 2,900 hands isn't enough but does anyone have an opinion on what the highest sustainable bb/100 is?
I am going to get flamed for this, but I am new and am going to ask anyway. What in the world does "25.23 BB/ 100" mean? In English?
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I am going to get flamed for this, but I am new and am going to ask anyway. What in the world does "25.23 BB/ 100" mean? In English?
It means a winrate of 25.23 big bets per 100 hands played.
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