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#1
11-06-2007, 07:42 PM
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Pokertracker question
When I first got pokertracker I was in a period where I was learning limit and therefore playing limit. I got accustomed to the BB/100 thing and to my understanding 3bb/100 is good for limit. However, I am finally tracking my no limit stats since I am playing it again and I am not sure what to look for.
Is it measured in terms of BB/100 or is there some other sort of measurement? What is a good winrate to look for in nl? 
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#2
11-06-2007, 08:25 PM
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Re: Pokertracker question
As-is, Poker Tracker measures no limit winnings in PTBB/100 (Poker Tracker Big Bets/100), which is the number of big blinds won per 100 hands divided by two. Most players prefer to set Poker Tracker to regular BB/100, i.e. big blinds per 100 hands. (To do that, go to the Ring Games Stats page, click the "Preferences" tab, and find the check box marked "Treat 'BB' for NL/PL as Big Blind Amt."
As always, anything above zero is good. Getting 10 big blinds/100 is doing great, and probably not sustainable above the micro limits. Someone who plays NL more than I do can be more specific about reasonable win rates.
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#3
11-06-2007, 08:33 PM
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Re: Pokertracker question
Yeah BB/100 at micro limits around 10 is a good number. I saw some guy with bb/100 of 22.03 on here at micro and he was asking for some advice. Well, to that get bb/100 i wouldn't say he needs much. I had a BB/100 of 14 and then in the last 1k of hands, i'm down at 9.80. Not much you can do.. when u lose with rockets twice, KK, nuts flush [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I'm not a great player mine. A player with good reads, flop play would probably get around 15-20 bb/100 at low stakes. Just playing TTA is good enough for around 10 i'd say. Just playing ABC poker.
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#4
11-06-2007, 09:30 PM
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Re: Pokertracker question
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As-is, Poker Tracker measures no limit winnings in PTBB/100 (Poker Tracker Big Bets/100), which is the number of big blinds won per 100 hands divided by two. Most players prefer to set Poker Tracker to regular BB/100, i.e. big blinds per 100 hands. (To do that, go to the Ring Games Stats page, click the "Preferences" tab, and find the check box marked "Treat 'BB' for NL/PL as Big Blind Amt." As always, anything above zero is good. Getting 10 big blinds/100 is doing great, and probably not sustainable above the micro limits. Someone who plays NL more than I do can be more specific about reasonable win rates. [/ QUOTE ] Thank you, that is very helpful. So basically if I have it set as BB/100 hands than anything over 10 is good for the micros. Wouldnt my ptbb/100 just be half of my bb/100? Which also means anything over 5 is good for ptbb/100 or am I wrong in last point?
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