117k poker tracker stats..

[Aaron W.]

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Seriously, is playing 117k hands of 0.25/0.50 at 13/7 stats worth $700? I don't really think so.

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I was thinking about this, too. 16-tabling at 50 hands/hour (full table) means 800 hands/hour. This amounts to 146.25 hours of poker. That's a real-time profit of less than $5 per hour. More likely, this was 4-6 tabling and OP is making $2 an hour...

Another side-comment: Those stats look very bot-ish. I'm not accusing OP of using a bot, but the stats are so position unaware and nittish for so many hands reminds me of a very poorly programmed bot. Maybe I'm saying that OP plays like a bot.

[MrWookie]

Yeah, I didn't even look at the positional awareness. OP, can you show me a shot of the sessions tab? I'm curious how much time this was over.

[kerowo]

I hope we aren't doing requirements gathering for some low-down no-good four-flushing double-dealing bot programmer.

[bung]

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You are right, I was missremembering. In my 15k .25/.50 hands I'm basically 36/50.

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ok, that's what I was thinking!!

[00Snitch]

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Those stats look very bot-ish


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Good point. How the hell else do you sit through 100k+ hands at 50/1 for $700?

[00Snitch]

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hope we aren't doing requirements gathering for some low-down no-good four-flushing double-dealing bot programmer


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yer, that too.

[skelm]

I can't find any posts showing good starting hands? Generally I've played top 10 hands under the gun and and added suited connectors for mid to late positions and mixed it up now and then so I'm not too predictable. Can someone tell me somewhere that I can find a post to help me on my way to understanding pre-flop play a bit better?

[MrWookie]

Top 10 hands? Have you been reading Hellmuth's book, too? Steps to becoming a better poker player:

1. Forget Hellmuth's book.
2. Buy Small Stakes Hold'em
3. Read it.
4. ???
5. Profit!

[bennyhana]

wow, you played 117k hands of .25/.50 with that vpip? omg, don't you want poker to be fun? that's got to be the most boring game evar.

dude, try raising and pushing people around. see if they fight back. work on your reads. profile some players and try to exploit their weaknesses. don't just fold all the time. GAG.

[bung]

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I can't find any posts showing good starting hands? Generally I've played top 10 hands under the gun and and added suited connectors for mid to late positions and mixed it up now and then so I'm not too predictable. Can someone tell me somewhere that I can find a post to help me on my way to understanding pre-flop play a bit better?

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