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Ring game players - expected return per hour
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[QUOTE="Stick66, post: 1006224, member: 7928"] This is correct. Figuring your profit per hour would help in determining how well you do as you change how many tables you play. But I think the OP wants to know more about the quality of play at not the amount of profit since it would be skewed by the number of tables played. I take "decent return" to mean quality. Since a fluctuation in profit per hour due to tables increase wouldn't dictate quality of play, the "bb/100" is a figure that is always based an the same equation. You even said yourself that more tables could mean a lower bb/100 rate and that is based on a possible deterioration of quality induced by increasing the number of tables played at the same time. So for a judge of "quality" of play, "bb/100" is still the preferred stat. Though I think a player should always include the number of tables he plays at a time when he quotes his bb/100 stat since everyone's "deterioration factor", if you will, will be different. But that's still difficult to measure. [/QUOTE]
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