fish72s
Flush
Still a few posts shy of qualifying for that free poker genie so I will offer up another question......
I had a good spreadsheet for the first 3 years I played poker. After 2011 it was all ad hoc. I recently went back and organized this into the spreadsheet so that I could see how much money I was putting on the table and how much I was winning (or losing).
I'm assuming most people do this too. If you don't then I highly recommend it.
I found out I had put $52,000 on the table since late 2008. Most years were right at $10,000. This was more than I would have guessed but I don't know how this compares to others.
I was also satisfied with my win rate, but again I don't know whether it would be considered 'good' or not.
It's hard to complain about anything in the black but what kind of consistent win rate does a good player expect. Is this different for a recreational $1/$2 or $2/$5 player than for a serious higher stacks player? Is it different for tournament players?
Anyone want to share the SUM() cell's from their spreadsheets?
I had a good spreadsheet for the first 3 years I played poker. After 2011 it was all ad hoc. I recently went back and organized this into the spreadsheet so that I could see how much money I was putting on the table and how much I was winning (or losing).
I'm assuming most people do this too. If you don't then I highly recommend it.
I found out I had put $52,000 on the table since late 2008. Most years were right at $10,000. This was more than I would have guessed but I don't know how this compares to others.
I was also satisfied with my win rate, but again I don't know whether it would be considered 'good' or not.
It's hard to complain about anything in the black but what kind of consistent win rate does a good player expect. Is this different for a recreational $1/$2 or $2/$5 player than for a serious higher stacks player? Is it different for tournament players?
Anyone want to share the SUM() cell's from their spreadsheets?