Moving Up to 20 SNG's?

[callmedonnie]

So here's the deal. I've been playing only 10's and I've got my stack up to 400 from 110. In the 88 SNG's I've played, ROI is at 26.66%, and ITM is at 42.05.

A few things I'm unsure of. Under the More Detail section of Poker Tracker, I'm not sure what all of the categories mean, which are important, and respectable numbers look like for steal success or folding to steals.

Also, how do the the 20's differ from the 10's? I feel pretty solid in 10's. In a recent post I discussed an AJ off, 8 players, and one to the right of CO with no raises in front of me. I was told I should have folded not raised. I was thinking that is prob ably a good idea if you multi table since it is a troubling hand. At single I play it in this spot. I was hoping someone could confirm this too.

Let me know as I graduate soon, and may (will) rely on this for some supplemental income.

[vindikation]

I'll save you from the storm that is coming your way:

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[apd138]

88 tournies is nothing at that point your ROI and to a lesser extent your ITM will be bouncing all over the place. With that said these are solid LONG TERM numbers, and I notice only minor differences between the $11 and the $22. The differences I notice are less kamikaze runs early, and more slowplaying of big hands.

[pooh74]

start playing the 20s at a 3:1 ratio 10s:20s to just get a feel and dabble a bit while still, hopefully, building your BR to a sufficient level for full time 20s play. after 50 like this (even less) increase the ratio to 2:1 and so on...

[Voltron87]

Take a 10 SNG BR shot at a higher limit.

Basically, 22s = 11s but with a few more tight players. Not too hard.