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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
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I don't know where you guys live, but 25/h is more money than 75% of the population makes at their jobs here. [/ QUOTE ] That can't be true, I believe median income in the US is in the high 40s which works out to be more than 20/h. It can't be that different in Canada. As to the discussion of winrate, I think it's a much more profitable idea to concentrate on building your bankroll and moving up and then start viewing poker as an income once you are profitable at a higher level (maybe at least .50/1). |
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
I played 2 tables of 25NL/50NL everyday for the best part of 6 months @ 6 hours per day and made the grand total of $500.
i) I sucked ii) I never multitabled iii) I ran like a no legged slug for most of that time including a 30K breakeven stretch. Forget about making $25/hr at 25NL Yes it is possible - and some people have and do make more than this. But those people are nuts as their game is plenty good enough to beat $50NL where they could earn almost twice as much... Learn the game at $25NL - master the basics - don't overdo the table count until you can read hands well and play goot. I think it's better to play less tables and get to a better standard of play faster move up to $100NL and THEN start earning lots of money. If you work at it and put in the studytime/forum reading posting time and playing time it ought to take you ~6 months to move from uNL to SSNL. 4 table $100NL at 60 hands an hour at only 5PTBB/100 and you're making $30/hr before you add in Rakeback or bonuses and have the potential to earn way more than that. Invest the time now - build the roll - and advance up the levels as fast as you can. Poker isn't going anywhere soon it'll still be here complete with plenty of fish a year or more from now. |
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
i play 8 tables of FR NL25 (~450 hands/hour) and make ~$22/hr. but as far as I am cocnerned, no one should be worried about an hourly rate at MicroSNL. start worrying about it at 200NL. until then, worry about improving and moving up.
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
e-penis time [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img], on party when i was 4-6 tabling nl25 i was making 40/hr w/ rakeback. If you 8 table nl25 and are good/don't run insanely horrible, you could easily make 30 dollars an hour with rakeback+bonuses.
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
rakeback is my first love
...after peanut butter crackers and porn not necessarily at the same time |
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
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20 big blinds/100 hands is very doable at this level. [/ QUOTE ] Please don't confuse people by talking about big blinds/100. Standard is PTBB/100 which is 2x big blinds/100. 10 PTBB/100 is doable, yes. 20 PTBB/100 is not. |
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
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Seems too high. [/ QUOTE ] Seems too low. More is possible |
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
20bb/100 is quite high though especially when multi tabling 8. Would be nice though [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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Re: Good hourly rate for .10/.25 NL
Ahh yes, the old "I'll quit my job and play 25NL for a living" phase.
Don't bother. Seriously. [ QUOTE ] as far as I am cocnerned, no one should be worried about an hourly rate at MicroSNL. start worrying about it at 200NL. until then, worry about improving and moving up. [/ QUOTE ] |
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