If you are playing say €0.2 €0.4 cash tables for 2 hours.
What do you think is a reasonable amount to win over 2 hours?
About a million dollars. But 99.99965% of that will be taken as rake.
So to answer your question:

Not sure what this has to do with a blog. That's why I have moved it to out NLHE board.
It depends a lot of this is online or live and if you play against regulars or recreational players.
Cheers,
SDK1987
Originally posted by darrenrw
If you are playing say €0.2 €0.4 cash tables for 2 hours.
What do you think is a reasonable amount to win over 2 hours?
I think that this is being a bit too "results oriented".
However, if these are 6-max standard tables, and you're playing 60 hands per hour and you have a win rate of 10 BB/100 hands...
In two hours you'll play 240 hands, ten big blinds would be €4
You've played 2.4 blocks of 100 hands, so at that winrate you would expect €9.60
Do you use a tracker? If not — and the room supports a tracker — get one. If your winrate is less that you would like it to be[1] — study.
Bear in mind that GGPoker's "Pokercraft" sadly does not include rake — you have to take their numbers and figure it out for yourself.
[1] Everyone's winrate is less than they would like it to be!