View Full Version : Anyone here play heads up SNGS
redsoxsox
07-05-2005, 07:41 PM
If anyone does is there a lot of variance?
and are the opponents usually good average or bad.
I played a couple heads up SNGS at bodog today with the no rake there it seems like a decent way to may a profit, and the players werent that good.
Any suggestions?
gildwulf
07-05-2005, 07:46 PM
there's no rake???
gumpzilla
07-05-2005, 07:53 PM
No rake is nice.
I think HU SNG's are probably a pretty low risk, low reward experience (unless we're talking about Stars $5000 jobs). With no rake, you'd still need to win 60% of the time for a 20% ROI. I think winning 60% of the time would be really pounding the game, and obviously as you add in rake it gets to be harder. However, they can be a fun way to practice deeper stacked HU play for a little bit, if that's something you care about at all.
raptor517
07-05-2005, 08:24 PM
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If anyone does is there a lot of variance?
and are the opponents usually good average or bad.
I played a couple heads up SNGS at bodog today with the no rake there it seems like a decent way to may a profit, and the players werent that good.
Any suggestions?
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ive played around 350 210s and 520s on stars. they are VERY beatable. people are pretty awful, and i wouldnt be surprised if someone maintained 65% in either of them. the structure on stars is decent, and gives you a bit of time to work. there are a bunch of styles that work in them, so find yers and dont be afraid to mix it up.
also, wtf site has no rake? i dont wanna pay 20 bucks every time i play. adds up quick
holla
redsoxsox
07-05-2005, 08:34 PM
Actually with there bonus a 50+5 SNG becomes a 45 dollar fee with $100 in the prize pool
maddog2030
07-05-2005, 08:53 PM
What kind of variance is there? Where's your standard deviation approximately? I want to start playing some but just wanted an idea of how much money to put on to Stars.
The Yugoslavian
07-05-2005, 09:32 PM
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ive played around 350 210s and 520s on stars. they are VERY beatable. people are pretty awful
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Wow.....if this is what *you* think, then these HU games must be like the recess sandbox of poker....
Bwahahhaa, 3u0 batch!
Yugoslav
redsoxsox
07-05-2005, 10:38 PM
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ive played around 350 210s and 520s on stars. they are VERY beatable. people are pretty awful
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Wow.....if this is what *you* think, then these HU games must be like the recess sandbox of poker....
Bwahahhaa, 3u0 batch!
Yugoslav
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Wth does that mean
cow_phunk
07-06-2005, 01:34 PM
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Actually with there bonus a 50+5 SNG becomes a 45 dollar fee with $100 in the prize pool
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i don't think you should take into acct. your sign-up bonus when figuring the cost of a heads-up or tourney.
xLukex
07-06-2005, 02:27 PM
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Actually with there bonus a 50+5 SNG becomes a 45 dollar fee with $100 in the prize pool
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i don't think you should take into acct. your sign-up bonus when figuring the cost of a heads-up or tourney.
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Bodog offers ridiculous rakeback on SNGs.
gildwulf
07-06-2005, 02:29 PM
Explain bodog rakeback for SNGs please.
redsoxsox
07-06-2005, 07:36 PM
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Actually with there bonus a 50+5 SNG becomes a 45 dollar fee with $100 in the prize pool
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i don't think you should take into acct. your sign-up bonus when figuring the cost of a heads-up or tourney.
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Why not if its a bottomless bonus that gives you six points for each tourny fee paid. Then to release the bonus you only need 3 points for every $1
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