Who is better in the longrun?

[LtJDangle911]

I know these are tiny samples, but if you had a gun to your head and had to make a prediction of who was the better longrun poker player, which would it be?

Player A.............4.3k hands @ 3.44bb/100
Player B.............1k hands @ 13.63bb/100
Player C.............6.7k hands @ 1.10bb/100

This is assuming all other things equal.

[Scary_Tiger]

Player A since has the most BB.

[LtJDangle911]

Ok, but what if Player B only slows down to an average of about 6bb/100 when he gets to like 40k hands?

[Scary_Tiger]

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Ok, but what if Player B only slows down to an average of about 6bb/100 when he gets to like 40k hands?

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Uh then I'd choose him?

[ILOVEPOKER929]

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Ok, but what if Player B only slows down to an average of about 6bb/100 when he gets to like 40k hands?

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Uh then I'd choose him?

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Best thread ever?

[LtJDangle911]

lol ok sorry. *ignore*

[imitation]

I choose D

[Gurravasa]

what on earth made you come up with this thread?

[GoodOL]

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I know these are tiny samples, but if you had a gun to your head and had to make a prediction of who was the better longrun poker player, which would it be?

Player A.............4.3k hands @ 3.44bb/100
Player B.............1k hands @ 13.63bb/100
Player C.............6.7k hands @ 1.10bb/100

This is assuming all other things equal.

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If I had a gun to my head with the above question being posed to me, I would have to give some serious consideration to my lifestyle choices. Having said that, I'd just say the first letter that popped into my head to save my life....A?

[TheWunderkind]