I would say that if it's a six person table, 1 is a pro.
2007-04-23 13:37:50
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answered by Anonymous
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At that level you can say that they're skills players. Meaning you can find at the table semi-pros and pros poker players. I play poker for a living and when I play online (between 20 to 60hrs a week) I play the $10/20, $5/10, $4/8, $3/6. I buy-in for 50x the BB in any limits. My choice of limits depend on the way thing goes for me. I most often play the 10/20 and 5/10, But if I have a bad period I easily go down on stakes and play more of the 5/10 and 3/6.
Take care
2007-04-23 13:57:11
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answered by pokercoach 5
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You might think that the higher the limit of the game, the better the players. But that is far from the truth, most top pros don't play 10-20 games. They play 40-80, 80-160 games, but I'm sure that some mid level pros play in these kinds of games. The percentage of pure pros who play 10-20 is small. I myself don't like limit games, i play a lot of 2-5 no-limit myself and find some pros and a lot of fish and dead money, most are just people looking to have fun, and im happy to take there money from them.
2007-04-23 20:47:47
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answered by sincity usa 7
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The majority of people playing at that level are serious amateurs or professionals. A $2000 buyin typically only fetches serious players.
2007-04-23 11:17:29
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answered by Sanjay M 4
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Probably about half. But if you were in Vegas you could ask who is "house" employees but unfortunately not the "pro."
2007-04-24 07:15:57
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answered by banananose_89117 7
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50%-75% are pros
2007-04-23 17:13:52
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answered by allen Kuo 2
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