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#1 9th December 2009, 3:00 PM

I just found out about this website, and was surprised to see that it has pretty complete data on me. I guess all the main poker sites are linked to it? What does the hot cold meter mean? I am averaging a bit over 10 BB per 100 hands. Was over 11/100 when I first saw my avg. but had a bad day yesterday. Is that good or bad? I only got a grade of C, too aggressive on the river and turn. Thanks.

#2 9th December 2009, 4:56 PM

"Hot or not" show the moment you are running to. If you are on a god run, you are hotter, if not, you are colder. The higher the number, the better.

#3 9th December 2009, 5:21 PM

Ooh I see. Thanks. It is pretty accurate, as I was only at 28 at the end of my session.

Now I am gonna have to mix things up a bit at the table as someone might be checking my profile as we are playing. I do see there have been some searches for my profile.

#4 9th December 2009, 11:08 PM

If you are winning at 10BB/100, i would not worry too much about the c grade

#5 10th December 2009, 4:56 AM

Hot/Cold meter mainly grades your success in online poker. Grading is based on the winning players average I believe.

#6 10th December 2009, 6:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vagas35

If you are winning at 10BB/100, i would not worry too much about the c grade

I think you are right. I now see guys who are losing money rated higher than me.

Can't blame my winning on luck, which isn't exactly good. Just lost a AQ to A7 matchup when I called a loose aggressive guy's all in shove preflop. The board hits 55689, the latest in a string of bad beats.

#7 14th December 2009, 10:25 PM

Btw, how do you calculate the BB/100 hands rate? I have won about $25.50 in about 4500 hands at 1 cent/2 cent NL hold'em. But Pokertableratings gives me a 12.25 BB/100 hands rate, which at 2 cents BB would only give me $10.80 in winnings. Confused.

#8 15th December 2009, 5:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blueskies

Btw, how do you calculate the BB/100 hands rate? I have won about $25.50 in about 4500 hands at 1 cent/2 cent NL hold'em. But Pokertableratings gives me a 12.25 BB/100 hands rate, which at 2 cents BB would only give me $10.80 in winnings. Confused.

Big bets per 100. Or multiply 12.25*4c = $0.49 per 100 times 4500 = $22.05. So its pretty close. And depending on the site you're on, and the tables you play, PTR doesn't track all your results. On UB, I'm not sure if it tracks all my 4-max results.

#9 15th December 2009, 3:20 PM

Oh, I thought bb stood for big blind. Thanks.

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