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Old 02-22-2005, 07:53 PM
lasseter lasseter is offline
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Default Low limit/medium limit

Being sort of new to this what does everyone consider to be low limit, what do you consider to be medium limit, in a no limit game? What bankroll would you consider to be a minimum for each level? Note I play mostly at Party Poker.

Last what is your expected roi playing these games?

Thanks in advance,
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Old 02-22-2005, 07:58 PM
tbach24 tbach24 is offline
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Default Re: Low limit/medium limit

Every game on Party belongs in SSNL IMO.
The standard for bankrolls on party depend on what you play (6max vs. ring) and your playing style (lag vs. tag) as 6max and lag have more varience. If in 6max, I think the standard is 20xbuyin. In full ring the standard is 10-12xbuy-in.

I thought about this today, and don't use my advice, but I think that as long as you have 12xbuy-in, you should move up (if +EV player). This will create a 6xbuyin for your new level, and if you happen to lose this buyin, you would just move down and have 10xbuyin at the original level again. Just my thoughts, probably not too wise.
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Old 02-23-2005, 06:38 AM
AncientPC AncientPC is offline
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Default Re: Low limit/medium limit

Medium limit would start at 2/4 or 2/5 NL at the least.

ROI refers to SNGs, how fast you double your bankroll at SSNL depends on ability and opponents.
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