(I like Feely's running tally of previous years, I'm going to attempt to do that moving forward)
gobbledygeek's 2016 @ 1/3 NL
2016: $19.82/hr (6.61 bb/hr) over 540 hours (58% session winning percentage)
2015: $7.90/hr (2.63 bb/hr) over 582 hours (59%)
2014: $20.62/hr (6.87 bb/hr) over 554 hours (65%)
2013: $35.48/hr (11.83 bb/hr) over 568 hours (75%)
2012: $31.18/hr (10.39 bb/hr) over 411 hours (72%)
2011: $25.88/hr (8.63 bb/hr) over 386 hours (73%)
2010: $26.43/hr (8.81 bb/hr) over 125 hours (65%)
Overall, I'm pleased with a bounce back year after a horrendous 2015. Some quick thoughts:
- the maximum rake increased by $1, so while I definitely didn't crush like years past, simply adding $3/hr to my hourly (which I'm assuming is the affect of a $1 rake increase) kinda puts me in the relative ballpark of where I was before
- had a fun little 3-12 stretch, my worse live stretch (although most of the losses were quite small and the overall downswing didn't even crack by top 3); for a pro, this is ~half a month; for a once-a-week rec player like myself, this was a ~3 month stretch (fun fun fun)
- the biggest difference between 2015 and 2016 was our poker room bouncing back; 2015 was mostly spent at the lone table running; but in 2016 a neighbouring room closed and another room downsized, which drove a lot of new action to our room where we often were able to get to the maximum 5 tables running by the pinnacle of the evening; however, I do believe the winfall (ETA: wow, turns out that word is actually "windfall", I never knew that!) will be short-lived as this poker market is definitely trending in the wrong direction overall
- here's my fave stat of the year: 81% of my profit came in 11% of my sessions, where I booked 7 300+bb wins out of my 64 sessions (noting that I didn't book a single 300+bb in 2015); pretty sure I've convinced myself that is a meaningless stat, I think...
My guess is that I would be very happy if I booked the same result in 2017, but I guess we'll see what happens.
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Last edited by gobbledygeek; 01-02-2017 at 12:59 PM.