Party $11-33 buy in question

[1C5]

It is generally thought the more players on Party, the more fish. My question is how do you think the 22s would compare to the 11s when: You play the 11s in the day with 30,000 people on Party compared to playing the 22s on a weeknight with 70,000+ players online? Same questions can go for the 22s-33s jump.

[jah0550]

IMO all levels are getting softer on Party. I have been at the $30s for a while and just moved up to the $50s. There are as many crap players there as in the 30s. I really see almost no distinction between the 20s up to the 50s. If you are a winning player, you should try a $50 to see how soft the games really are.

[Drac]

Maybe I just suck but the 22's are much different than the 11's. I would say that the 22's at night are not much tougher than the 11's during the day if at all. You won't see as many tables where half the field is gone in the first 2 rounds but there will still be some major morons.

[syphlix]

fwiw i'm a relative newbie... so take that into consideration...

i just moved from the 11's to the 22's.. and it doesn't seem that much different... granted i have sample size issues...

but the only dif i see so far is that it's slightly tighter in the first couple rounds... i.e. not as many games where you've got 3 ppl out in the first 5 hands... but it still happens... and i've been having a little harder time making 1st when i've got it heads up... but theres a lot of sample size issues like i said..

[Peter Chabot]

i personally think that if you can beat the 11 during the day, you can beat the 22 at night every bit as easily. i think the 33 is slightly less ridiculous than these... but i do think there's alot more to the time of day situation than some give credit for.