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citrus 03-09-2004 10:17 PM

Difference btwn $50 & $100 @ party
 
Hi all,

I am new here at 2+2. I have been playing at Party Poker for 7 months in $50 NL SNG's. I have had consistant success and have been thinking about moving up to $100 SNG's. (The bankroll is there)

Has anyone here made this move from $50 to $100 at Party Poker? And is there any significant differences you notice in the play.

Any input would be appreciated.

Citrus

eastbay 03-09-2004 10:59 PM

Re: Difference btwn $50 & $100 @ party
 
[ QUOTE ]
Hi all,

I am new here at 2+2. I have been playing at Party Poker for 7 months in $50 NL SNG's. I have had consistant success and have been thinking about moving up to $100 SNG's. (The bankroll is there)

Has anyone here made this move from $50 to $100 at Party Poker? And is there any significant differences you notice in the play.

Any input would be appreciated.

Citrus

[/ QUOTE ]

There's a quite detailed post about this by Bozeman in the last few months. Do a search.

eastbay

jwvdcw 03-09-2004 11:00 PM

Re: Difference btwn $50 & $100 @ party
 
I see questions about moving up a lot, and I honestly don't think theres a ton of difference between the good players at the smaller limits and the good players with the higher limits. The one difference is that there are less horrible players who are basically dead money. Thats really it. You're not going to all of a sudden run into tons of players way better than you, but you will see less total crap players as you move up the chain. However, with all that said, I still see people going on tilt, people playing drunk, and every now and then a total moron at the 200 tables.


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