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  1. 08-26-2007 #1
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    Default PT BB/100 vs. BB/100

    Okay. So since I just had that crazy realization from that other thread about checking the PT bb/100 button I found out that my NL10 game is actually running at 10 BB/100 and not 5 (which was depressing me considering I was running at 33 PTbb/100 at NL2 6max).

    So anyway someone tell me what a good winrate is if you are going by the normal NL bb/100 and not the PTbb/100?

    Is 10 bb/100 a good winrate for NL10??
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    Yeah I think so, Wota told me beating any level at 5ptbb/100 (10 big blinds/100) is fine.
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    5ptbb/100 = fine, no need to worry
    10ptbb/100 = very good if you can keep that up
    15ptbb/100 = zomg you're about to be varianced
    20+ptbb/100 = you are CTS (on a downswing)
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    Pretty much, if you're not running over NL10 at a clip of 35/100...you suck
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeanyBullets1 View Post
    Pretty much, if you're not running over NL10 at a clip of 35/100...you suck
    The NL10 I have on my PT database says I am 57.93ptbb/100. Sustainable?

    Even better the PL10 I have is 147.73ptbb/100.



    You can probably guess there isn't much of a sample size.
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    anyone know how to view ptbb/100 in poker office? I want to know if I suck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lewdtenant View Post
    anyone know how to view ptbb/100 in poker office? I want to know if I suck.
    Main screen that comes up, by default the BB/100 in PO is ptBB/100.
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    NL2 - NL25 --> 10-20ptbb/100 is good, and should be sustainable
    NL50 - NL400 --> 6-10ptbb/100 is pretty good, 5ptbb/100+ should be sustainable
    NL1000+ --> anything above 3ptbb/100 is a good winrate imo, if ur beating it for 5ptbb+ then ur one of the top in your game.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeanyBullets1 View Post
    Pretty much, if you're not running over NL10 at a clip of 35/100...you suck
    Fuck off mister "I havent played poker for months..."
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    Quote Originally Posted by davidab157 View Post
    The NL10 I have on my PT database says I am 57.93ptbb/100. Sustainable?

    Even better the PL10 I have is 147.73ptbb/100.



    You can probably guess there isn't much of a sample size.
    Fuck off mister "I play NL100 now, blah blah blah..."
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