winrate for party skins 100nl full?

[kolotoure]

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$100NL full is insanely profitable and the best game there is I think apart from 6max. It's the cutoff for the small stakes 'mom and dad/college kids' players who'll happily give you their money.

I posted a graph of my win/loss rate here, it may be of some interest.

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I'm going to argue 200NL is the cutoff.

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I agree with this. I think 200NL is mos def the cutoff

[bilbo-san]

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if 100nl is not a good game, then what games have you heard are good? I just stepped up to 100nl as well and am wondering what a good winrate would be.

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It's a good game, just not as good as 6-max. But they are different beasts, so beating them requires different styles.

Full-ring is full of weak-tight players. You can win a LOT of money playing small-ball. But you can lose a lot of money betting POT, POT, POT with your AA out of position against a 12/8/1 player who keeps calling. Get what I'm saying?

6-max is full of action junkies. You can win a LOT of money betting POT, POT, POT (with the occasional check/call on the river) with your AA vs. some 33/8/1 guy who keeps calling. But you can lose a LOT of money trying to C/R-Bluff the same guy on the flop.

In FR, you make money by picking up more than your share of pots, when no one else shows interest, and occasionally getting it all in the middle with your monsters when someone plays back at you.

In 6-max, you make money by Value betting, value betting, value betting, and, oh yeah, betting vs. the calling station when you think you have a better hand.

Having said that, in 6-max you will play many, many, many more pots per/hour than in full ring (putting aside the notion, for the moment, that you can 8-table FR, but only 4-table 6-max, etc), so you will get better at post-flop play faster than you would in Full-Ring.

To put it another way, in Full-Ring, almost all your profit (and indeed, the vast majority of the pots you play) comes from the button, cutoff, hijack, and to some extent 3 off the button. So, in 6-max, you're practicing those positions. So, after say 50k hands of 6-max, when you sit in a full-ring game, against opponents who have played 50k hands of full-ring, you have a LOT more experience playing pots from those positions than they do. This gives you an advantage both when you are in position (they play sub-optimally against you) and when you are out of position (they don't use their position as well as they could).

[pokerpudii]

I have been playing full ring online for about 18 months, but only bought Poker Tracker 4 months ago. Although I have read books etc... I really think I had to fix some leaks in my game and feel I have really improved in the last month.

Since Feb my PTBB/100 is 8 (37,000 hands) at the $50 buy in tables, but I have been shot down (lost two or three buy ins) every time I have tried the $100 buy in tables until this month. My overall PTBB/100 is negative 2 (18,000 hands) there.

This month though my PTBB is 9 (11,000 hands) at $50 tables and 11 (2,000 hands) at $100 tables. Maybe I am just running good right now, but I think I fixed some serious leaks.

With the above said, you will have more people play back at you and call your continuation bets at $100 than $50. I think they generally do play better poker, but there are donks everywhere...

Just my experiences...

[kolotoure]

Play 6 max it is so much softer

[fishfeet]

Is there a way to get your entire hand history from party?
Im wanting to get pokertracker soon and would like to include the hands I have played.
Im sure they are not available back more than a few hundred, but thought I would ask.

Im not sure how many hands Ive played, but its about 10k Im guessing.
I have 1500+ "party points" and you get 4 for every 20 raked hands.
(1500/4)*20 = 7500. Add in the unraked hands I would guess makes it 10kish

Anyway - I got a $75 bonus from party with no deposit required. Started playing $25NL 6max. Currently my bankroll is $800.
I know 10kish hands is a small sample.. but if Im understanding the winrate correctly it is:

PTBB = $.50
(725/.5)/(10000/100) = 14.5

Am I doing this correctly?

I would like to move up to $50NL 6max... but if Im not mistaken, $1000 is recommended min bankroll for that game?

[vabogee]

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6max nl games on party are good.

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True. But stop ruining it for those of us who live there already!

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LOL. the secret is out!

[carnivalhobo]

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Is there a way to get your entire hand history from party?
Im wanting to get pokertracker soon and would like to include the hands I have played.
Im sure they are not available back more than a few hundred, but thought I would ask.

Im not sure how many hands Ive played, but its about 10k Im guessing.
I have 1500+ "party points" and you get 4 for every 20 raked hands.
(1500/4)*20 = 7500. Add in the unraked hands I would guess makes it 10kish

Anyway - I got a $75 bonus from party with no deposit required. Started playing $25NL 6max. Currently my bankroll is $800.
I know 10kish hands is a small sample.. but if Im understanding the winrate correctly it is:

PTBB = $.50
(725/.5)/(10000/100) = 14.5

Am I doing this correctly?

I would like to move up to $50NL 6max... but if Im not mistaken, $1000 is recommended min bankroll for that game?

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dont think you can get more than about 100 hhs from party.

winrates are something that are so effected by varaiance theres no reason to even consider what yours might be until youve played close to 50k hands (and most here would argue thats too small a sample as well).

At SSNL your game should be improving rather quickly and moving up limits so theres little need for winrate discussions here, as the number itself (if you could figure it out) should be changing.

1k is suggested for 50nl but if you are confident in your ablities start taking shots around 800, the game is very beatable and the players are just as bad. There have been some good threads lately on bankroll and moving up, look at those.

[Slade19]

Apparently I still suck at poker, but here's my experience so far at Party Poker: (This is all at 6 max)





My last hand wasn't captured.... I had $27 left in my account and decided to gamble it away at NL100, that's why you see my post + BB + SB in NL100 loss column and not the other 25 bucks.

I was dealt A[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] K[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] UTG. All the previous hands someone had raised so I decided to just call and reraise.

UTG + 1 raised to $5, Button folded, SB folded, BB called and I reraised all in. UTG+1 re-reraised all in and BB folded.

Flop: (Me and UTG+1, I'm all in)
A[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] K[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] x[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

Turn:
x[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

River:
J[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]


UTG+1 shows JJ
My Aces and Kings are no good. Coin flip went my way, and the sonofagun hits the 2 outer on the river. BBV!

Poker Tracker never picked up the hand because the moment I saw the Jacks I just X'd Party Poker faster than the hand hit my HD.

Moral of the story? Fold AKs preflop!

And don't suck at poker like me!

[Mother Mucker]

Dumb question, but bear with me....

So, if under my Poker Tracker "BB/100 hands" column at the bottom, it says 20.11. Does this mean I'm really making 40.11 BB/100 hands being that Poker Tracker counts double?

Also, is there a certain BB/100 that people use as a good indicator on when it's time to go up a level? (I'm at 10NL now)

[Kowalski]

Wow way to bring a VERY old thread back.

People say 4-6 BB/100 is very good, and anything over that is pretty much killing the game.

Keep in mind that the only real way to find your true winrate is to play for a LOT of hands. Some people say 50k, some say 100k... But the more hands you play the closer to accurate your actual winrate will be.

I'd say you should be able to beat NL10 for 6-8 BB/100 by playing ABC poker and finding donkeys/maniacs and exploiting them when you have strong holdings.