FPP/hour calculation at 50NL

[dynacraze]

when playing full ring 50NL, i remmebered someone said you will accumulate about 50FPP per hour. Is this approximately the right number? I want to 12 table on stars 50NL, so that would be around 150FPP per hour right?

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[ImsaKidd]

Step 1: Write down how many FPP you have.

Step 2: Play 1 hour.

Step 3: Take resulting amount-starting amount = hourly.

[GSykes]

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[MicroBob]

Imsakidd's 3 steps are correct.

Similarly, you could even 2 table for 15 minutes and have a pretty close approximation for how many FPP's you can get per table-hour.

Of course, 4 tabling for 30 minutes will give you a more accurate indication and 12 tabling for 60 minutes even moreso.

You do NOT need a sample-size of 1000 table-hours to know how much you are earning.
There is not much variance in this and one hour's worth of FPP's is not going to be that much different than the next hours worth of FPP's.


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when playing full ring 50NL, i remmebered someone said you will accumulate about 50FPP per hour. Is this approximately the right number? I want to 12 table on stars 50NL, so that would be around 150FPP per hour right?


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Did you mean 12 tables at 15FPP/hour (not 50 like you said in your post)?

This would get you into the roughly 150FPP/hr range.
And while I don't play NL50 I would have to think that 50FPP/table-hour would be pretty much impossible there and that 15FPP/table-hour would be far more realistic.

At 50 per table-hour you would then be making 600FPP/hr while 12-tabling which would be a sick rakeback return rate for such a low-stakes game.

[ImsaKidd]

If you go to Pokertracker > game notes you can filter pots by amount of rake and find # fpps that way