nitty-ness of 200nl at full tilt

[yeltsA kciR]

during the "good hours" 8 out of 9 players are nitty regulars. and its hard not to sit at a table with one of the "bots" from that one thread 0drunkenboxer, mariojr....
anyways am i just suppose to make money by taking advantage of nits all day or what? that cant possibly lead to that large of a WR.
basically some 200nl full tilt strategy as far as game selection and what to expect even though ive been playing there.

[jhill3535]

You are correct that the Full Tilt Full Ring NL200 game is full of regs.

According to my database of only about 700k hands, the average stats are 25/7. The biggest winners are in the 14-15/5-8 range.

There are also LOTS of set minners in this game, but are pretty easy to spot.

[w_alloy]

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that cant possibly lead to that large of a WR.

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It can.

[grouchie]

what do you expect from the best US allowed rakeback site?

[jhill3535]

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that cant possibly lead to that large of a WR.

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It can.

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Depends on your definition of "large WR"

[raistlinx]

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You are correct that the Full Tilt Full Ring NL200 game is full of regs.

According to my database of only about 700k hands, the average stats are 25/7. The biggest winners are in the 14-15/5-8 range.

There are also LOTS of set minners in this game, but are pretty easy to spot.

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Is Stars different than FTP?

[jhill3535]

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You are correct that the Full Tilt Full Ring NL200 game is full of regs.

According to my database of only about 700k hands, the average stats are 25/7. The biggest winners are in the 14-15/5-8 range.

There are also LOTS of set minners in this game, but are pretty easy to spot.

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Is Stars different than FTP?

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I should have also stressed that one of the reasons why players with those stats were the biggest winners is because they are the ones that I have the most hands on as well.

As for your question, I haven't really played that much NL200 at Stars to compare, others may be better to respond.

[yeltsA kciR]

so what is a realistic winrate from a good player multitabling vs a bunch of nitty regs?

[RyanCMU]

If you can adjust correctly and play good, I don't see 3ptBB/100 being a problem.

[jhill3535]

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If you can adjust correctly and play good, I don't see 3ptBB/100 being a problem.

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That comes out to about $7.20 per table per hour.