Earnings Question

Ok so I was 2 tabling on the .01/.02 tables for 500 hands and I would like some responses on whether or not my earnings were enough or too little.

I made $2.64 in 500 hands do if I'm correct I made 26.4bb/100 hands or 13.2BB/100 hands.

Also here are the pokerstars stats:
During current Hold'em session you were dealt 500 hands and saw flop:
- 49 out of 74 times while in big blind (66%)
- 19 out of 73 times while in small blind (26%)
- 69 out of 353 times in other positions (19%)
- a total of 137 out of 500 (27%)
Pots won at showdown - 11 of 25 (44%)
Pots won without showdown - 57

Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks in advance and good luck at the tables.

Not sure what a decent winrate is at this level, but it looks good. However 500 hand sample is like so miniscule. If your at 13ptbb/100 after a 25k hand sample I will be most impressed. Keep it up m8.

10+PTBB/100 should be sustainable at this level for anyone that is semi-skilled.

i ran 16ptbb/100 for almost 10k hands in 2NL i think. Just keep at it. 500 hands isnt really a a big sample. Add some tables and get some volume going

Absolutely. Will do but how many tables should I play at once. I was going to add one more and if I had good results I would probably add another. Also how much of a bankroll should I have to move to the .02/.05 tables. I know that most people say to have 20 buy ins but do you think it would be ok to only have 10 at such low limits.

If you're crushing an easy game, I'd say anything over ten is fine. I don't think I've ever had more than a 5 buyin downswing at these low stakes. You can basically break even until you stack someone as a huge favorite. If you start out bad just move back down for awhile. The higher you go, the more buyins you want as your BB/100 drops. More likely to have an extended losing streak without a weighted coin.

I'd say you're doing well, and stay at it down there. Better to be a consistent winner in the low games than a break even or loser in bigger games.