If you want to judge a players ability from a specific type of game, particularly if you are interested in a particular size of tournament, e.g. 9 seaters, then I'd recommend using the "Av % of...
Here's the latest numbers for the networks. For these figures I've only used players who have played at least 100 games and have played this year.
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Yep, he's still playing around 600 $1 games a day, and on one day managed over 3000 games. I reckon he's either he's got some huge prop bet on, or he's got some obsessive compulsive... Yes. Can you send the following file to support@sharkscope.com once you have opened a tournament table and they should be able to help... Yep. I'm just about getting bored with it now though. I just want to complete all the rewards on at least one gun before I stop. Getting those head shots just takes forever. I've seen AA v KK v QQ but never AA v KK v QQ v JJ. I played 1000s of tournies online. As pharreal says it down to...
These numbers definitely depend on how you look at them. Whilst a high number is clearly a good thing for your chances of making money on that network, if you are a good player, a low number doesn... Each PokerStars FPP point has a value of around $0.0159 so you are getting the equivalent of around 12% rakeback at Silver Level. Therefore is probably best to go for a rakeback deal, but then you... Probably the first question is, are you in the US or not? There's a lot more choice if you aren't. The PokerStars VIP points can be pretty good if you're an extremely high volume player,...
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I'm afraid we have to strongly disagree with you there. The difficulty of games is highly correlated to the stake level.
A winning player of any type at the $172 stake level is almost...