How many real money hands have you played at PokerStars?

serj537 · May 30, 2023

I have 99 available so far. And how many, these are giveaways, I don't know.

mrfastflow · May 30, 2023

88 250k

romerim · May 30, 2023

I have 66, +- 75,000 hands

Pokerpoet2 · May 31, 2023

Right now I am at 7/7 which signifies over 100,000 real money hands played, how far away from 8/8 is anybody's guess.

iwont20 · May 31, 2023

I have all of these animations disabled, so I don't even know how to bring it back to look for this number

But also, this number will be literally of no use, cause you can see the jump is way too irregular/uneven. You have 75k for 66, then 100k for 77, then 250k for 88, 500k for 99 and 1mln for TT. So one jump in cards can be +25k, or can be +500k lol So how would you know how many hands have you played if you're stuck in the middle of these huge pay jumps? You won't know

markdias · May 31, 2023

I don't know how many hands I played, but I use 22, because I like it...

pavel1111111 · Jun 1, 2023

I can show 10-10

...maybe JJ ...but I stop playing cash games 3 years ago

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TulasMoreno · Jun 10, 2023

i have 99 so i have 500K+

ednaroza · Jun 11, 2023

Currently I have 77 (which is 100k hands I think). I don't put this badge though, because I think it gives free information to your opponents at the table about your experience. However, if you want to be tricky, you can put a lower level badge as to pretend to be more unexperienced player

skaterick · Jun 11, 2023

deception is an important key in poker !

Fofa · Sep 4, 2023

Where i can see how many hands i played on Pokerstars? :X

BOXING71 · Sep 17, 2023

I have too little to write about this, but these are good statistics and thank you for not hiding them 😀

elmo3334 · Nov 11, 2023

Fofa said:
Where i can see how many hands i played on Pokerstars? :X

Did you ever find the answer to this? I was wondering myself.

Is there anyway you can see how many real money hands you have played on pokerstars?

Useensole · Nov 11, 2023

I have about 20k+ hands, but I started playing 4 months ago so I think I'm happy with that number.

yogo9 · Nov 11, 2023

I`m on 77 witch is more than100K.

Samweis3 · Nov 11, 2023

for me I have the 77 badge, but did not play for years and PokerStars is not allowing me to play in China. Let’s see I am curious to make it to 88 in next year when I am back to germany

roberto51 · Nov 12, 2023

Currently 77, i.e. over 100k

tihomir_kula · Nov 12, 2023

May be I'm near 1000000.

Fumogrosso · Nov 12, 2023

For me, only 22 appears.

1mba · Nov 12, 2023

33, i'm on start line

riff_raff312 · Nov 12, 2023

99 the last time i looked but it really don't do a god damn thing it's just something the marketing people came up with to get you to play more you don't get anything for them.

Nintendo · Nov 13, 2023

over 25k

AndyFio · Nov 13, 2023

Wow that's impressive, congratulations. I don’t remember exactly, but on PokerStars it’s like 3 3.

ObbleeXY · Nov 13, 2023

Poma Lekain said:
When it became possible to put the icons of the hands played, I had access to , that is, more than a million played hands. And just a couple of days later, the badge became available - over 2.5 million played hands!
Which icon is available to you?

I hit 250K (88) hands about a year ago. Keep wondering when it is going to tick over to 500K. Such a big jump from Level 88 to 99.
What is funniest about my stats though is that I have one opponent (and friend) I've played about 20K hands against. (Beat him heads up last Friday night for 20.00 GBP!)

I noticed someone said that there isn't necessariuly a relationship between hands played and skill level.
Whilst they might not [perfectly aligned with skill, I'd say that there is probably a pretty strong tendency for higher volume, real-money players to play better poker.

Certainly from a statistics perspective, USUALLY BUT NOT ALWAYS, players with TT or higher in their hand counts play more positionally tight play (ie more folds from ealy positions) and tend to play more exploitatively (e.g. overbetting flops with small top pair on a dry board against a call station).
players with larger numbers of hands are far more likely to run the clock more, removing the timing tell from play.

Experienced players are much more likely to three-bet (and arguably less likely to four bet).

overall, I tend to value these badges...and I suppose I should be careful to do that, given thaqt they can be disaplyed at any value up to and including the badge you've earned....

If I'm feeling cheeky, I might start the table out with 22 and periodically increase it, just to se4e if anyone notices,...

Cheers,
JT

mrfastflow · Feb 7, 2024

mrfastflow said:
88 250k

I'm not cash player and not pokerstars player but update
99 500k

How many real money hands have you played at PokerStars?

serj537

Rock Star

mrfastflow

Rock Star

romerim

Rock Star

Pokerpoet2

Legend

iwont20

Legend

markdias

Rock Star

pavel1111111

Legend

TulasMoreno

Legend

ednaroza

Rock Star

skaterick

Legend

Fofa

Rock Star

BOXING71

Visionary

elmo3334

Rising Star

Useensole

Rising Star

yogo9

Visionary

Samweis3

Visionary

roberto51

Visionary

tihomir_kula

Legend

Fumogrosso

Rock Star

1mba

Rising Star

riff_raff312

Legend

Nintendo

Visionary

AndyFio

Rock Star

ObbleeXY

Legend

mrfastflow

Rock Star

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