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Supernova elite question
jamie16119 326 Posts. Joined 05-04-2009.
10-08-2009 6:30 AM

basically
was wondering if it is possible to achieve SNE
in a year
playing 8hours a day HU 50nl 2 tables.
?

 
 
 

Cptn_Squishy (United States) 481 Posts. Joined 05-17-2007.
10-09-2009 10:56 AM - In reply to

jamie16119: 

basically
was wondering if it is possible to achieve SNE
in a year
playing 8hours a day HU 50nl 2 tables.
?



No

to give you an idea, you have to get 2,840 VPPs a day, every day, with no day off.  If you take w/end off, it's 3847 VPPs a day.

my suggestion is to do it for a week and see if it's what you want to do, or if you want to play more tables and higher levels.

zeppelinzoso16 (United States) 470 Posts. Joined 03-22-2009.
10-09-2009 11:03 AM - In reply to

J_BOYZZ: 

 well sngs is easy to figure out, time has nothing to do with it


1million vpps   so $60 turbo gets u 25vpps


so u need to play 40,000   avg 109 a day



Yes, I know you need to play 40,000 to reach SNE and doing those calculations are simple

but time does have a lot to do with it because I would want to know how many hours are needed to play. Based on Pokerstars calculator if you 6 table it is about 42.7 hours a week which if I decided that is what I wanted I think I could do. However, in reality you can't play 18 games an hour 6 tabling and 12 seems to be more realistic and that is closer to 60 hours a week which does not interest me at all

There are solutions to that such as playing more tables but I am definitely interested in how many hours it will take to play X amount of games which the calculator is not accurate with at all

ZepHendrix (United States) 158 Posts. Joined 09-07-2007.
10-09-2009 11:19 AM - In reply to

zeppelinzoso16: 

 

Does anybody know how many players have made SNE so far this year? or a rough estimate on how many SNE's there will be for a year on PS


There are 17

J_BOYZZ: 

 there is like 8-10 so far this year

there is 88 on pace

and Scotty from Stars said he expects there to be around 140-150


Yes you can make it with a job. I beleive DannyOhBoy has a job and Jimmyvjv...has a job and school....


800k as of last night. Classes started up again last week so I am back in mega grind mode. In addition to passing 800k, last night I also realized something. This summer, when I just had work and poker, I would get home, do nothing for a couple hours, then play for a little bit and play pretty bad. This past week, throwing in school, I work all day, go to class at night, and then rip poker right when I get home until really late. Maybe it is because I am thinking critically 18 hours a day or because I am not overthinking the situations I am in, but I am playing much better right now than I was the past couple of months.

Either way, I feel like I am starting to get close. Time to bring it on home.

thats from jimmy



anyone who wants to know whats its like read this thread....

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28/internet-poker/official-2009-supernova-elite-pursuit-thread-376076/index543.html


And as far as the VIP calculator goes, its so far off to what the actual rates are its not even really useable. Search my name a few weeks back I posted all the rates from every limit. Too lazy to search for it.


I'm jimmyvjv13 on 2+2. My SN is ZepHendrix. OP, I play 24 tables of 2/4 - 5/10 NL Full Ring. I know FR is a lot different from HU but I am playing 12x the tables you proposed at higher stakes and I still have to play 4 hours a day for SNE. Your proposal will not get you anywhere close to SNE, in fact, I don't think you could get SNE if you played 24 hours a day with your plan.

Also, the VPP calculator from the site overestimates VPPs by a ridiculous amount. I don't know who built that thing but it is a joke, so don't use those numbers in your estimations.

southpaw510 (United States) 103 Posts. Joined 06-04-2007.
10-09-2009 7:18 PM - In reply to

zeppelinzoso16: 
Yes, I know you need to play 40,000 to reach SNE and doing those calculations are simple

but time does have a lot to do with it because I would want to know how many hours are needed to play. Based on Pokerstars calculator if you 6 table it is about 42.7 hours a week which if I decided that is what I wanted I think I could do. However, in reality you can't play 18 games an hour 6 tabling and 12 seems to be more realistic and that is closer to 60 hours a week which does not interest me at all

There are solutions to that such as playing more tables but I am definitely interested in how many hours it will take to play X amount of games which the calculator is not accurate with at all


To put it in an hourly perspective if you are using Turbo SNG's they take about 40-45 minutes each lets say you play in sets and it takes you an hour total to load up your set and finish all you SNG's in a set. So if you need 109 SNG's a day and need to play about 14 tables at a time.

Cash Games are calculated more by hands per hour, but it also depends on your stakes and style. I think 1/2 NL FR is somewhere between .25 to .35 VPP's per hand. So you need to play between 1360 hands to 975 hands per hour per 8 hour day. Given a FR table gets you about 70-80 hands per hour you need to play around 13-18 tables at a time. There places to find VPP's per hand but the best is playing for an hour, because your style will dicated your VPP's an hour and hands per hour.
 
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