I have been playing poker for years. I usually do pretty well. I recently lost my job so I have been playing a ton of poker and of course betting sports. I usually play .50/1 No limit Holdem. Wondering with these blinds how much should you really expect to make in a session. Is there a rule of thumb or anything like that. Just curious how much I should be expecting to profit from a decent session.
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KeeloSBR Wise Guy
- 05-13-10
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#1Online Ring game Expectations.Tags: None -
KaabeeSBR MVP
- 01-21-06
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#2there is an incredibly wide range of answers hereComment -
Czu81SBR MVP
- 10-25-09
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#3VARIANCE.....
u can figure it out check your results.Comment -
mrmarketSBR MVP
- 01-26-10
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#4If you don't know how to answer the question yourself you won't profit so go look for a regular job.Comment -
Self MadeSBR Rookie
- 06-24-10
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#5It's measured in bb or BB/100. That's big blinds or big bets/100 hands. If you run a hand history database it'll keep track of your earn rate.Comment -
mighty maronSBR MVP
- 04-20-09
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#6Calculating expectation is straight forward. Here is the rub. You get a certain number in mind. The sessions when you make the number you receive little satisfaction because that is what you are supposed to do. The sessions in which you downturn hurt even more than normal. You start to chase to hit that number each day and session. Expectation lowers your play and ability to make money in general.Comment -
sinmiedoSBR MVP
- 03-10-10
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#7calculate this.................won a 40 dollars 8th place on a tournament\
lost 55 on cash tables . 70% bad beats.
i played 9 hours
total lost 60Comment -
Schmitty78SBR High Roller
- 11-14-10
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#8Solid money management. Lose job, play poker, bet on sports.Comment -
sq764SBR MVP
- 04-17-07
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#9I have been playing poker for years. I usually do pretty well. I recently lost my job so I have been playing a ton of poker and of course betting sports. I usually play .50/1 No limit Holdem. Wondering with these blinds how much should you really expect to make in a session. Is there a rule of thumb or anything like that. Just curious how much I should be expecting to profit from a decent session.Comment -
lyc16SBR Hustler
- 10-18-10
- 57
#10if u playing poker because u lost ur job. then its a bad start. go find a job. and play poker on the side. that is my suggestion. u can't expect to win certain amount/ hr cause bad run can occur anytimeComment -
sinmiedoSBR MVP
- 03-10-10
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#11i wish i could make 40 per hour in poker
i would be happy making 20Comment -
no1hereSBR Hall of Famer
- 03-23-09
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#12If you are playing 50/1 then you must be very good and already a proven winner. I usually try to leave with double my buy in and play 3 tables at a time, scoring on two of them and being even on the other. Buyin for your level is at least $50 so win expectation per session of 3 tables is +$100. My sessions last about a hour and will play a few per day. If you are at this level then you should be winning about $300 per day. 50/1.00 is a high level and I doubt that you belong there. Do you have a proven steady record of cashing out? If you do and want to make a living from poker and willing to relocate then you might like to join forces. Contact me for more info if so.Comment -
ejfel01SBR Sharp
- 06-17-10
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#13My only advice is to be ridiculously overrolled for your level. For example at .50/1 many pro's have 100+ buyins for that level. That makes it a 10k roll to play .50/1. This is the only way to overcome variance, the ups and downs. Many pros experience a 20 or more buyin loss throughout their career, it is just the nature of the game.Comment -
KindredSBR MVP
- 09-09-08
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#14You can't play enough hands in a session to have a true expectation. You need thousands of hands to get rid of variance. Think of all your sessions as one big long session, play 20K hands and you'll get a good idea of what your expectation is and how good you are beating the game for.Comment -
Self MadeSBR Rookie
- 06-24-10
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#15My only advice is to be ridiculously overrolled for your level. For example at .50/1 many pro's have 100+ buyins for that level. That makes it a 10k roll to play .50/1. This is the only way to overcome variance, the ups and downs. Many pros experience a 20 or more buyin loss throughout their career, it is just the nature of the game.Comment -
DaProfessor23SBR MVP
- 12-07-08
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#16it varies , and also depends on how much you intend to make and how you play , ect...Comment
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