Results after 267k hands of rush poker

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Daut44's Blog

March 26 2011

Results after 267k hands of rush poker

Spent a lot of time at .5/1 working out stuff but feel great about my rush game now and can comfortably play 6 tables if i want which results in 1500 hands an hour. my hourly is lower than it was playing PLO, but there are no wait lists, smaller swings and through the summer its a good idea for me to be mainly a NL player so ill keep grinding this for now during the week and playing good tourney series.

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March 26,2011

is it ever hard to take these stakes seriously when you just won 200k in a tournament or because you were way overrolled even before that win?

TheTyman9

March 26,2011

anything i play i take seriously. but regardless, when you look at things in terms of hourly rates its not hard to be serious about these stakes.

on an average sunday i probably play 4500 of buyins, my ROI in those tournaments is probably ~50% and i play around 12 hours on average. therefore on an average sunday i am making 187.5 an hour plus rakeback, which probably works out to about 250 an hour.

in rush i am probably making about 200 an hour including rakeback when i 6 table, so its a bit less profitable than playing sundays, but def more profitable than playing tougher tourneys during the week.

Daut44

March 26,2011

very true. thx for responding. gl

TheTyman9

March 26,2011

that's a pretty sick amount of rake ... about 4bb/100 or so

Shrewww

March 26,2011

How do these hourly rates compare to your non rush NL?

mistershifty

March 27,2011

Are you playing six max or FR?

grogclan

March 27,2011

BEAST

nice work

gambler2k4

April 14,2011

make vids please O:)

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