Hand Time duration

[houcineben10]

Hey Guys i wanted to know if someone know what is the average time of a online hand in a 9 players table ??
And also in a live table if u now ?
I may say about 1 min for online poker and about 3 min 0 for live poker i am waiting for your answer

 

[lauestla]

Hey Guys i wanted to know if someone know what is the average time of a online hand in a 9 players table ??
And also in a live table if u now ?
I may say about 1 min for online poker and about 3 min 0 for live poker i am waiting for your answer

Well it depends on the players at the table. I would say between 30 seconds and 1 minute for online poker and it can be much more at a live poker table.

 

[spunka]

Usually twice as Long live, might be a bit more

 

[YLAN]

Hey Guys i wanted to know if someone know what is the average time of a online hand in a 9 players table ??
And also in a live table if u now ?
I may say about 1 min for online poker and about 3 min 0 for live poker i am waiting for your answer

I'm curious why you asked? Either one they'll alert you when time is almost up.

 

[houcineben10]

Well it depends on the players at the table. I would say between 30 seconds and 1 minute for online poker and it can be much more at a live poker table.

thanks i think is about that in cash game session in a signel table we play approximately 40 hands in a full table of 9

 

[houcineben10]

Usually twice as Long live, might be a bit more

I'm curious why you asked? Either one they'll alert you when time is almost up.

i am curious i am playing cash game session and i am wondering how many hand will a receive in 1 hour of playing in a full ring table of 9 players

 

[Gallarado777]

just online and offline, the difference of 2 times will be in time, everything is easy to think

 

[Vallet]

Sometimes it seems to me that robots, not people, are sitting at my online table. Because the speed of decision-making can be very fast. I don't even have time to pour tea, and the next hand has already started.

 

[tuskaaa]

Sometimes it seems to me that robots, not people, are sitting at my online table. Because the speed of decision-making can be very fast. I don't even have time to pour tea, and the next hand has already started.

I on the other hand often wonder if my opponents have some serious case of narcolepsy. In most situations it shouldnt take more than few seconds to decide what to do, yet some people seem to ponder for eternity in situations where there is really only one obvious answer. Or maybe they just have bad internet connection.

 

[YLAN]

Depends really on how fast or slow the players in the table play. Good Luck in your cash games.

 

[Eduard0Felipe]

It depends on the table configuration, the players, several factors have to be taken into account in order to have a result. I see tournaments where the time to act is 7 seconds, others where it is 30, so all this difference must be taken into account.

 

[nerobs9]

I think to get more accurate figures you'd better measure it yourself