bb/100
Big blinds won or lost per 100 hands: a cash player's win rate.
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- What it means
- bb/100 divides your result in big blinds by the hands you played and multiplies by 100, so sessions of any length and any stakes compare on one scale.
- How it is calculated
- bb/100 = result in bb ÷ hands × 100. The app shows it only once a session or a level has enough hands behind it, because a few dozen hands say almost nothing.
- Worked example
- Up 18bb over 120 hands is 18 ÷ 120 × 100 = 15 bb/100. Down 35bb over 70 hands is −50 bb/100.
- Why it matters
- Winning players at real 6-max tables sit somewhere around +2 to +10 bb/100 over tens of thousands of hands. Short-run numbers swing far more than that, so read them alongside your graded decisions.
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See also: Session result, Cash game, Downswing