DrPublo
12-01-2004, 06:24 PM
Not a topic I've seen handled here before so I'll start the thread.
I'm in the process of rebuilding my bankroll after I withdrew everything about 6 weeks ago to focus on grad school applications and GREs, etc. Applications are now basically complete and I've started playing online again, rebuilding my roll by playing 1/2 limit, full ring. I've been pretty successful and have worked up to an online roll of about $900.
The problem is that I want to move up to 2/4 as soon as possible because the rake really kills you at 1/2. $900 isn't a full roll for 2/4, obviously, but it is 300BB at a $1.50/$3.00 game.
So the question is: is playing 2 tables of 1/2 and 2 tables of 2/4 "equivalent" to playing $1.50/$3.00? I can't imagine that 2/4 is significantly different than 1/2; in fact, last time I was building roll I played about 9k hands at 2/4 so I've played the game before--it's not like its going to surprise me.
Has anyone else played multipled limits simultaneously? Anything noteworthy that I should look out for?
Thanks,
The Doc
I'm in the process of rebuilding my bankroll after I withdrew everything about 6 weeks ago to focus on grad school applications and GREs, etc. Applications are now basically complete and I've started playing online again, rebuilding my roll by playing 1/2 limit, full ring. I've been pretty successful and have worked up to an online roll of about $900.
The problem is that I want to move up to 2/4 as soon as possible because the rake really kills you at 1/2. $900 isn't a full roll for 2/4, obviously, but it is 300BB at a $1.50/$3.00 game.
So the question is: is playing 2 tables of 1/2 and 2 tables of 2/4 "equivalent" to playing $1.50/$3.00? I can't imagine that 2/4 is significantly different than 1/2; in fact, last time I was building roll I played about 9k hands at 2/4 so I've played the game before--it's not like its going to surprise me.
Has anyone else played multipled limits simultaneously? Anything noteworthy that I should look out for?
Thanks,
The Doc