View Full Version : Making my move up to 10/20 - Wish me luck (NC)
JrJordan
08-21-2005, 12:45 PM
Played a quick session last night with the drunk donks. Dropped a few BB's but really felt like I was getting the money in with the best of it. Going to start by dropping some marginal hands and getting my VPIP down to around 24-25, though this will probably happen naturally due to the increased preflop aggression. I'll start expanding my 3-betting arsenal as I get more comfortable. From what I saw last night as well, it looks like folding TPGK to turn c/r's is usually (but not always) a bad idea HU, and sometimes you just need to find a way to get to showdown. Wish me luck.
Danenania
08-21-2005, 12:56 PM
Folding almost any pair or even A-high to turn c/r's is a mistake HU against a lot of 10/20ers.
Don't be afraid to use the 3-bet for free showdown play on occasion. It shows you are not to be trifled with.
Good luck.
Monty Cantsin
08-21-2005, 12:59 PM
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it looks like folding TPGK to turn c/r's is usually (but not always) a bad idea HU,
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As a general rule against unknowns I would say this applies to the 5/10 as well.
/mc
nervous
08-21-2005, 01:16 PM
I did the same thing last night, but with 5/10. It went more than well. I'm sure you can beat the 10/20 and will do well. Good luck with the attempt.
By the way, are you doing it with any restrictions? 10k hands, 100BB?
billyjex
08-21-2005, 01:59 PM
i just moved to 10/20, with a 100bb stop loss kinda thing, but i ran well and am already up 100bb's. running good is fun.
the game is definetely beatable.
bobbyi
08-21-2005, 02:24 PM
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i just moved to 10/20, with a 100bb stop loss kinda thing, but i ran well and am already up 100bb's. running good is fun.
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Running good is fun. So far, I have only had one losing session of 10/20, which was yesterday. And I only ended up down about $500 on the session. However, there was a stretch of about 45 minutes or an hour in the middle of the session where I lost $1600. That was much less fun.
Subby
08-21-2005, 02:47 PM
Good luck man - I actually did the exact same thing last night after putting my toe in the water a few times in the past. I am committed to playing 20k hands this time though, and won't stop and evaluate 'til I hit that mark or lose 500BB.
I used to think 5/10 was perfect for me and I could play it forever, but staying at the same level for any length of time really gets stale quickly...
See you there and I look forward to kicking around hands on here.
bobbyi
08-21-2005, 05:45 PM
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Running good is fun. So far, I have only had one losing session of 10/20, which was yesterday. And I only ended up down about $500 on the session.
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So much for that. After today's massacre, I'm back to even on 10/20. Lesson learned: this can be a swingy game.
ctv1116
08-21-2005, 10:40 PM
I know you can do it!
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