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Originally Posted by starvingwriter82
Clearly. But if I am going to attempt to get good enough to get SNE, I need to know what I need to get to, right?
I'm estimating that I'll need about 500/hr, if I want to pull this off, that's about 30hr a week when I'm also working full time (to get 65K a month).
You seem to take a bit of issue with information gathering, perhaps I'm reading too much into your posts? You and I are both aware of where my skill level is, and it's well short of SNE. That's a given, seeing as how I'm asking so many questions/looking for advice.
Figuring out the 500/hr * 30hr a week bit is standard and it's within the range of a lot of the people who make it to Elite.
Then you have the extreme outliers like andrex ad needbeer who can rack up 2k VPP's an hour or whatever ridiculous amount they get by being so good AND being able to do it on so many tables. Then you have jorj (who has his own "ask me" well type thread on here) who gets up to 10k VPP's an hour or more sometimes in super high-stakes SNG's.
For the rest of us mortals like you and me we can only be content to say, "haha...that's insane" and cringe with jealousy that we can't do that.
Anyway, you are 8 or 10 tabling now or whatever it is. So you really don't need the calculator to tell you what is possible at those stakes. It varies a little by player anyway since you are on the tables directly contributing to whether the pot grows or there are a lot of hands played or not. I think you mentioned you are playing 22/20 or something like that? You are probably helping to induce action and generate more VPP's on your tables. You will NEVER be on a table where every single player is 9/7 through 13/11. Because YOU always count as one of those players.
There's also a small difference with your speed at the tables too. If you are constantly slowing down all your tables on decisions here and there then obviously your VPP/hr will go down some too. Some fast-acting player on 24 tables might get 1700 hands an hour or something while some thinking guy who is frequently timing down might be at 1300-1400 hands or something. I don't know. Something like that.
Anyway, just blow off the calculator and figure it out. If you are getting 300VPP/hr on 10 tables then you should be close to 600/hr on 20 tables (unless you tighten up your play to compensate for being on more tables) no matter what the calculator tries to tell you.