is it move-up time???

[chisness]

having just started playing the party sit 'n goes hardcore about 3 weeks ago i was planning on doing 5k $30s before moving up to $50s

since then i've played almost 2000 and have got about $10000 to play $50s now

newt buggs's post suggested that maybe it's easier to do better at the $50's because of the better structure and more time to pick up a hand

how valid is it that, especially for a multitabler who plays supertight early, the $50's will be better since there's more time to wait for hands?

does the player quality counteract this by much?

going strictly by money i've clearly got enough, but should i slow down or is nearly 2000 sngs enough experience to definitely move up?

are $100s and $200s only very slightly more profitable than $50s for most? i have no intention on EVER moving up to these stakes because i just would hate those swings and i've HEARD that the expected profits are slim for all but the very best players, and being a big multitabler, doubt i would come close to play very well (whereas the $50s and lower seem beatable fairly mechanically?)

should i start at 4 tables instead of 12 until i get adjusted or is this generally pointless?

suggestions appreciated -- thanks

[Lady Dont Tekno]

You have $10k. Play like 500 55s and see how you do.

LDT

[freemoney]

i dont think you need to be phil ivey to make money at the 100s.

[chisness]

true, my point is that when doing 8-12 at a time it's probably quite hard to obtain a win rate reasonably higher than at the $50s because the competition will be better

btw, just tried playing a set of 4 $50s with fairly good results -- i also pushed into BB at 150/300 for the 3rd time in a row, having K7o this time and having him call with 86s (i had 2200 he had 1700 and hitting an 863 flop!)

i think i'll definitely stay at the $50s as i really like the extra time and the players seem a bit tighter but there are still quite a few dummies

[freemoney]

no i know but the 200s and 100s play pretty different IMO and i really think the 100s are very beatable 8 tabling, stay at the 50s for now get however many under your belt and if you do well try the 100s, dont hold yourself back.

[chisness]

one huge advantage to possibly going up that high is even if my rate doesn't improve, i'll get quite a bit more just off rakeback