Quote Originally Posted by missmisery
I'm at 14 big blind / 100, playing 3-4 tables at NL100 (full tables) after 25k hands.

And I'm by no means a special poker player. I know my odds, I play tight, I'm aggresive on the flop, rarely bluff and let the fishes pay my big hands . So I think that a very good player can easily win 20-30 big blind.

At 14 big blind, I appear to be one of the best NL100 player at the site I play (UB). I just looked at the other regular players stats in PokerTracker and noticed that half of them were breaking even, and the other half were between 2-13 big blind.

Conclusion: For a regular player that will study the game but that has no special poker skill, 15 big blind is definetaly possible.
Because you specifically mentioned you were useing poker tracker, and are specifically saying big blind, I just wanted to make sure that you are not reporting the BB/100 that poker tracker is giving you.

Poker Trackers BB/100 is Big BET/100, not big BLIND/100...

Just wanting to make sure that you are really giving Big Blind as your saying.

PS: poker tracker has me at about 4BB/100 .. thats 4 big bets/100 or 8 big blinds/100.. neither is impressive, but both are still making more than I did at my old job