Im curious, on other poker sites, how much points you are getting for 100 hand on NL25.
On Full Tilt NL25 9 max tables im getting ~ 3 PS points. So with 8-900 hands / day im getting around 25 PS points / day.
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On partypoker you get 2 basic PP for 20 hands, so thats 10 basic PP for 100 hands which is 12.5 Strategypoints.
http://www.partypoker.com/help/faq.htm#n7
Per 20 raked hands you play, you get this amount of basic partypoints :
Limit
0.75 PP (0.05/0.10 - 0.10/0.20 - 0.15/0.30)
1 PP (0.25/0.50)
3.5 PP (0.50/1, 1/2)
11 PP (2/4)
...
No Limit - Pot Limit
1.25 PP (NL5 - NL10)
2 PP (NL25)
3 PP (NL50)
5 PP (NL100)
8 PP (NL200)
...
In other words :
- For any given bankroll, you'll get a lot more partypoints playing limit than no-limit.
- Partypoints are the easiest way to get up the PokerStrategy ladder playing microlimits, but lose value later on.
- PartyPoker's rakeback through PartyPoints is neglible for No Limit, but ok for Limit players.
Originally posted by Yoghi
On partypoker you get 2 basic PP for 20 hands, so thats 10 basic PP for 100 hands which is 12.5 Strategypoints.
Only raked hands count. So if half of all hands don't see a flop, it's merely 6.25 SP (5PP) for 100 hands.
I meant not the theoretical value, my values is like 30k hand average. So im curios on the real experienced values, if some1 counts them.
And Edited Subject to Coparison ♦
5PS point for 100 hand is still much better than my ~3 on Full Tilt.
Just see how many % of the hands get to the flop at least in your FTP database, it should be about the same on partypoker and then calculate 