This isn't intended to be bragging, really just want some objective feedback from professional poker players.

So, I used to play online NL full table ring games at Bodog, 2-3 tables at a time, 0.5-1 and 1-2 BBs.
I made $25 / hour longterm average over the course of a few years. Although I consistently won, I never had the balls to move up to the next levels. I eventually decided this hourly rate wasn't good enough to justify spending my time playing poker.

My question: based on this win rate, was I playing poker well? Should I have made the jump to the next levels and expected to see a greater hourly rate, reasonably? Was it a mistake for me to drop poker altogether?

Thank you for your feedback!
-Dravo

It depends on your winrate after taxes and the type of lifestyle you want.

Bodog is soft as fk so prob fairly standard.

Making $25/hr playing poker puts you in the top 1%*, so that's pretty solid.


*no research completed

if you're making $25/hour at 1$/$2 NLHE, then you should be making $50/hour at $2/$4 and so on... and so on..

according to my calculations you should go to $25/$50. where there, you will be making about