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How many BB/100 hand is considered good at NL 100?
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[QUOTE="tmac123, post: 1230261, member: 57908"] [b]bb/100 multiple tables.....[/b] (Ha, thought I was starting a new thread- obviously referring to the statements above) I was reading a forum today about bb/100 (big blinds per 100 hands-earning 6 bb/100 hands being very good apparently). This is not the question though. They talked about how playing multiple tables will effect your earning ratio when calculating your profits. Their examples were, 5bb/100 playing one table will differ then playing 4 tables. Am I totally missing something here when I say playing multiple tables creates NO variance when calculating your bb/100? I mean how I figure it, playing multiple tables is effecting TIME not hand ratio. One argument may be that different limits effect it but even if you were playing 1/2NLand 10/20NL the ratio will still be identical. For example: if you get 6bb/100 at 1/2NL and 4bb/100 at 10/20NL your still getting 5bb/100 hands. If you play 4 tables all 1/2NL you simply add all your hands up at the end and calculate the bb accordingly. The amount you made over TIME will be the only difference. Now did I just dig myself a big hole :p or am I making sense? I say again, playing multiple tables does not effect your bb/100 hands, you just need to calculate your bb/100 differently. Please explain it to me like a child if I am wrong. Thanks Hope to hear back soon. [/QUOTE]
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