winrates playing live?

Wizzy33 · #1 02-18-2007, 10:06 PM

whats a good winrate for 1/2 NL at a casino.

TheStation · #2 02-18-2007, 10:15 PM

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whats a good winrate for 1/2 NL at a casino.

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Please define the min/max buyin and your playing style

AKQJ10 · #3 02-18-2007, 10:29 PM

If this isn't in the FAQ, there's no reason to have an FAQ.

sandman-54 · #4 02-18-2007, 11:27 PM

I couldn't find an answer to this in the FAQs or using Search. I am also curious what the winrates for 1/2 no-limit would be, especially those that run in Vegas. I'd imagine the rake and tip eat into a lot of the profit.

Also, what would the winrate for the 2/5 games out there be?

Wizzy33 · #5 02-18-2007, 11:32 PM

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whats a good winrate for 1/2 NL at a casino.

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Please define the min/max buyin and your playing style

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standard 200 max buy. and wtf does my style have to do with anything, im asking what a good winrate is.

TheStation · #6 02-19-2007, 01:02 AM

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standard 200 max buy. and wtf does my style have to do with anything, im asking what a good winrate is.

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A good LAG will typically have a higher winrate than a good TAG player, not as big a deal in 1-2 NL where no one is paying attention

From my experience 7-14 big blinds/hour, $14-28/hr is doable in a 1-2 NL HE game depending on skill

For 2-5 NL the same 7-14 big blinds/hour applies so, $35-70/hr - this can also change in games with over 100x BB buyins or games with 40-60xBB buyins

otter · #7 02-19-2007, 02:22 AM

$14-28 is doable indeed. Even higher is possible as well

Dynasty · #8 02-19-2007, 02:31 AM

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$14-28 is doable indeed. Even higher is possible as well

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I think $28/hour is a bit high. I'd go with no mo more than $25/hour and perhaps as low as $20/hour.

Generally speaking, I think 1-2 no-limit plays a bit smaller than 10-20 limit. Likewise, 2-5 no-limit plays a bit bigger than 20-40 limit. The $70/your at 2-5 no-limit seems high. But, $50-55/hour seems reasonable to me.

For both my $25 and $55 estimates, you should probably be the best player at the table. Otherwise, don't expect your winrate to be that high.

otter · #9 02-19-2007, 03:21 AM

What would you estimate for $5-10nl?

VORP · #10 02-19-2007, 03:28 AM

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$14-28 is doable indeed. Even higher is possible as well

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Can someone point me towards a pokertracker screen shot where the player achieved 42bb/100 over a signifgant sample. Thanks.