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  1. 05-17-2015, 04:36 PM #1
    ZenKinG
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    Rounds per hour

    Currently devising a plan of attack and want to know all of my calculations in CVCX. Speed of rounds dealt along with pen are the two biggest factors in results per hour so I'm really trying to ballpark it to a nice average. My question for all of you is what would you say is your career average in rounds per hour if you had to ballpark it? I dont want to round it to the standard 100 hands because I believe there is a greater abundance of faster dealers and above average dealers than there are slow ones, also me being a pure wong type of player I bounce quickly if I dont like the speed/conditions at the table. So im looking to put in around at least 115-120. What would you guys say has been your average throughout your career?
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