peter principle sngs

[MattG]

I was thinking about trying a peter principle parlay on Paradise sngs. For example, stating at 5+1 nl and moving up when my cash out equals enough profit to enter the next level (10+1, 20+2, etc.) I want to make sure that I rise to the level of my incompetence with some bankroll left. Thoughts?

[pooh74]

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I was thinking about trying a peter principle parlay on Paradise sngs.

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I suck at toungue twisters...but best of luck to you.

[citanul]

you confuse me, does your post say "i'm thinking of starting playing the sngs, and moving up whenever i feel i'm properly bankrolled to do so"?

if so, go nuts.

citanul

[pergesu]

You don't want to play the $5+1s. Paradise doesn't rake you, they rape you.

Seems to me that what you're saying is if you finish 1st or 2nd in one, you have enough to move up to the next level. You're a lot more likely to bust than if you have an actual roll, but it looks like this is something you're doing as a fun challenge.

[MattG]

Yes, I'm doing it for a lark. I figure its a fun way to spend an afternoon.

[MattG]

I agree that the 20% is excessive. I still believe that I should start at the bottom and move up. More of a challenge. I will only move up a level when I have won enough at the previous level to freeroll (i.e. 3 5+1s, 2 out of money and one win equals +7, not enough. 4 5+1s 2 out of money, one win and one second <-24 in entries, +25 for 1st, +15 for second = +16, move to 10+1>. Wish me luck, I am currently at -12 and still on level 5+1. This is my Memorial Day Weekend entertainment.

BTW my screen is mdgada.

[MattG]

OK minus 2

[MattG]

playing 4th at 5+1

[MattG]

Well that didnt go too well. 6 5+1s and one third place (net minus $20 ). I'll give it a rest till after dinner and try try try again.

[TruFloridaGator]

Just go play the 11s with the same philosophy.