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Karak567
06-16-2005, 01:57 AM
I am currently making the move up from 33s to 55s..

Do I need to pay more attention to the # of people online/time of day I play to keep a good running ROI or is it really still not that important like it was at the 33s?

PancakeBoy
06-16-2005, 02:21 AM
not important imo

raptor517
06-16-2005, 02:24 AM
55s are easier than the 33s. tod unimportant, just play as many as possible. holla

Karak567
06-16-2005, 02:58 AM
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55s are easier than the 33s. tod unimportant, just play as many as possible. holla

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Really?

You think they are easier cause of the tightness of the players?

Hmm.. I just don't know if I am mentally ready to play 55s yet and deal with the swings...

KramerTM
06-16-2005, 03:05 AM
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55s are easier than the 33s. tod unimportant, just play as many as possible. holla

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Can you elaborate on this raptor? I've begun dabbling in the 55s, but only played 5 tournies so far, so no conclusions yet. Also, if you don't mind, I'd love to hear how your approach to the 55s differs from that of the 33s (or, you can point me towards a thread that discusses this.)

microbet
06-16-2005, 03:06 AM
I haven't played enough $55s to really know, but don't you find the $33s are generally quite different at different times?

jon462
06-16-2005, 03:36 AM
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55s are easier than the 33s. tod unimportant, just play as many as possible. holla

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Really?

You think they are easier cause of the tightness of the players?

Hmm.. I just don't know if I am mentally ready to play 55s yet and deal with the swings...

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in my experience, the 30+3s are much tighter than the 50s.. or even the 100s (very limited experience in 100s tho)

byronkincaid
06-16-2005, 04:40 AM
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in my experience, the 30+3s are much tighter than the 50s

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Bunch of nut cases in the 50s atm. I can only guess that maybe they're checking my stats and realising that I'm probably pushing with any 2, think it's a good idea to call all in with J6o /images/graemlins/confused.gif

Bigwig
06-16-2005, 05:21 AM
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55s are easier than the 33s. tod unimportant, just play as many as possible. holla

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Really?

You think they are easier cause of the tightness of the players?

Hmm.. I just don't know if I am mentally ready to play 55s yet and deal with the swings...

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Variance is the biggest difference.

55s are not easier than the 33s. Raptors scored some beer or something.

I don't pay any attention to that time of day crap.

raptor517
06-16-2005, 05:27 AM
although i dont have a significant 33 sample, i did play around 300 of them when i first started 8 tabling a few months ago, and i remember them being quite a bit tighter in the early stages than the 55s. also, the bubble calls were pretty bad too, but that makes things difficult for us push bots. in the 55s, people still try to sneak into the money. in the 33s, people seem more willing to gamble it up. i duno, again, i havent played that many 33s, especailly lately. however, i do think the 55s are so damn easy that you are foolish for not moving up. take a shot, it may work out for ya /images/graemlins/wink.gif holla

Bigwig
06-16-2005, 05:31 AM
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although i dont have a significant 33 sample, i did play around 300 of them when i first started 8 tabling a few months ago, and i remember them being quite a bit tighter in the early stages than the 55s. also, the bubble calls were pretty bad too, but that makes things difficult for us push bots. in the 55s, people still try to sneak into the money. in the 33s, people seem more willing to gamble it up. i duno, again, i havent played that many 33s, especailly lately. however, i do think the 55s are so damn easy that you are foolish for not moving up. take a shot, it may work out for ya /images/graemlins/wink.gif holla

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Well, I've got 3000 or so $30s, and about 1400 $50s now. The $50s are definitely harder. I think if you experienced some difficulty at the $33s it's style and not skill related, Mr. 12 Tabling $200 All-Star Luckbox Pro.

But, I'll probably be moving up soon. I'm still beating the $55s at a near 20% rate, so I might as well take some of the hotshots cash.

raptor517
06-16-2005, 05:32 AM
haha, i hear ya. be forewarned though, the difficulty jump going from the 55s to the 109s is relatively steep. i have had almost twice as much success at the 55s than at the 109s. rakeback makes it close to even. to be honest, i say build a roll at the 55s and jump to the 215s. i hate 109s. holla

Bigwig
06-16-2005, 05:36 AM
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haha, i hear ya. be forewarned though, the difficulty jump going from the 55s to the 109s is relatively steep. i have had almost twice as much success at the 55s than at the 109s. rakeback makes it close to even. to be honest, i say build a roll at the 55s and jump to the 215s. i hate 109s. holla

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Actually, I'm full of it. I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't move to $100s until I was 6 tabling the $50s at a solid ROI.

So, I've got to do that first.

hansarnic
06-16-2005, 05:42 AM
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haha, i hear ya. be forewarned though, the difficulty jump going from the 55s to the 109s is relatively steep. i have had almost twice as much success at the 55s than at the 109s. rakeback makes it close to even. to be honest, i say build a roll at the 55s and jump to the 215s. i hate 109s. holla

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Also, tod does make a differance at the 109s. I play most of mine lunchtime / early PM pacific time & the standard is generally pretty good, whereas at the weekend they are full of fish.