Pokerstars: VPP per hand

[Reef]

from Izverg:

Average length of a turbo SNG is 53 hands in my limited Stars database.

$105+9 : 0.9 FPP/h
$210+15 : 1.4 FPP/h
$315+20 : 1.9 FPP/h

[Annorax]

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Third FPP is awarded for playing a hand in which the rake reaches $5.00.

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When does it reach 5$?

In my db the rake has never been more than 3$ playing 100$ NL FR and 200$ NL FR.

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IIRC 50/100 and higher.

[BK1248]

Follow the queen 6 max - .567vpp/hand based on 14,136 hand sample size since jan 1 07.

Midnight baseball - .783 6 max

[tmfs]

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Third FPP is awarded for playing a hand in which the rake reaches $5.00.

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When does it reach 5$?

In my db the rake has never been more than 3$ playing 100$ NL FR and 200$ NL FR.

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IIRC 50/100 and higher.

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Actually 2/4 and higher

[kidpokeher]

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I'll throw in my two cents here for the seven card games:

7 Card Stud Hi:
1/2 = .434
2/4 = .435
*interesting*


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3/6 = .4766
5/10 = .8135

~5K hands at each level.

[grouchie]

.0317 at NL10 [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[deepdowntruth]

I'd really like to see more 1/2NL players posting their VPP/hand, particularly their pre- and post-2007 numbers.

I've gone through my PT database, and of course I know these aren't independent data, but of those players for whom I have more than 4000 hands, all but one are getting .500 VPP/hand or less. I am now getting .500 on the nose, over 23,382 hands since Jan 1st. Should it make a difference that I play exclusively on the fast tables?

I checked my friend's database. In 2006 he made .619 over 16,757 hands. In 2007 he has made .533 over 35,868 hands.

Are the games getting tighter, thereby generating less rake?

[grouchie]

i think a lot of it is going to depend on
1] your playing style. If you are laggro and playing more hands, you are going to be contributing to driving up pot sizes.
if you are a set miner, now there are really only 5 people on the table who are contributing and once in a while you hit a big hand and try to make a big pot.

2] table selection. If you are good at tracking down the good tables and finding the maniacs, you are going to accumulate alot more vpps.

[wrschultz]

3/6 limit 6 max - .715 VPP/hand over only 2k hands.

[JaredL]

Here's what we have so far:
No Limit Hold'em 6 max:
50 - .235, .255
100 - .405
200 - .56, .57, .57, .6
400 - .622, .63, .636
600 - .784
1000 - .84

No Limit Hold'em full:
10 - .0317
50 - .242
100 - .445, .445, .45, .471
200 - .495, .567
400 - .63, .656
600 - .763
1000 - 1.00

Limit Hold'em 6 max:
2/4 - .45
5/10 - 1.1
10/20 - 1.4
15/30 - 1.5

Full:
1/2 - .444
2/4 - .429, .467
3/6 - .617
5/10 - 1.08
10/20 - 1.36
15/30 - 1.51
30/60 - 1.49

Stud
Hi:
1/2 - .434
2/4 - .435
3/6 - .476
5/10 - .8135

Razz:
1/2 - .278
2/4 - .303

Hi/Lo:
1/2 - .507
2/4 - .576

Pot-Limit Omaha:
100 full - .69
200 full - .99