To get the best win rate, you need to bet more money, larger spread, which will create a bigger SD, wilder swings and require a larger bankroll. Even if you have that larger bankroll, then you are faced with the problem of actually implementing this spread and still be welcome to play. Of course you can cut down on your spread, but then your winrate will suffer as well. So the trick is to find a happy medium. One that your bankroll can support, yet still earn you a decent profit.daniel27 said:Hello, this is the question:
what should be an adecuate win rate por hour?? i mean with a good WR the Std DV is too much for me , is there a way to find the right one????
any opinion would be welcome
thanks D27
Sorry for the question, i only have my books QFIT software and this site,,,kewljason said:One that your bankroll can support, yet still earn you a decent profit.
This range is fairly common, though it really depends on your bankroll, risk tolerance, and game quality. Even $25/hr+ requires a bankroll in the $10k-$20k range for an acceptably low risk of ruin (IMO).daniel27 said:Sorry for the question, i only have my books QFIT software and this site,,,
but a decent profit should be like 25 - 50 - 100 /hr ?????
thanks in advance
It can also depend on the games you have available to play. Its a lot easier to make $50/hr playing a great game than a 70% H17 8 deck game.daniel27 said:Sorry for the question, i only have my books QFIT software and this site,,,
but a decent profit should be like 25 - 50 - 100 /hr ?????
thanks in advance
With 24000 BR , ROR 4%, 109 /hr (CVCX) , the problem is; last week i lost 1600 in 1 hour , so that should be normal but hurts a lot.johndoe said:This range is fairly common, though it really depends on your bankroll, risk tolerance, and game quality. Even $25/hr+ requires a bankroll in the $10k-$20k range for an acceptably low risk of ruin (IMO).
Making $100/hr requires a pretty formidable bankroll.
But QFIT's software (CVCX) should tell you all of that.
Sure - what the heck does "should be normal" mean? lol.daniel27 said:With 24000 BR , ROR 4%, 109 /hr (CVCX) , the problem is; last week i lost 1600 in 1 hour , so that should be normal but hurts a lot. Any comments???
Depends. Pitch games are typically stronger/lower variance. Shoe games have higher variance but lower heat. Shoe game can be back-counted for better EV, lower variance, and lower heat, BUT you don't get comps, and can't play too long.daniel27 said:Hello, this is the question:
what should be an adecuate win rate por hour?? i mean with a good WR the Std DV is too much for me , is there a way to find the right one????
any opinion would be welcome
thanks D27
My Std Dev was 1294/hr, i dont knoe how to post the sim.Kasi said:Sure - what the heck does "should be normal" mean? lol.
How "normal" was it?
What does CVCX say about that? Wouldn't you feel better if it was 1 in 100, 000 normal versus 1 in 3 normal?
Even better, perhaps, post the CVCX sim you are using for that 1 hour of play.
Thanks Daniel27.daniel27 said:My Std Dev was 1294/hr, i dont knoe how to post the sim.