$.50/$1 vs 2/4 or 3/6

[AmarilloJim1]

I am hoping for some opinions.

It seems to me that it is easier to win at a 2/4 or 3/6 table vs. a $.50/$1 table.

Any opinions?

It seems that the blinds eat your bankroll and the pots are smaller.

However, most players seem equally unpredictable at all of these stakes.

[RyGreen18]

what? .5/1 is clearly an inferior game. im not sure if this post is even supposed to be here, but .5/1 is full of loose, passive opponents and some LAGs too, if your having trouble at .5/1, then you need to work on your game. go visit the micro forum and buy small stakes hold 'em. 2/4 and 3/6 are beatable too no doubt but .5/1 is nothing. perhaps you should get pokertracker/playerview and see if that helps...

[AmarilloJim1]

I'm not having trouble winning .50/1 dollar or 2/4 or 3/6. It's just something I noticed. If you're playing tight aggressive against loose/passive players, you take a lot of bad beats on long shot draws. Have you noticed that before?

[TBag]

anyone who cant beat $.5/1 needs to move up and play higher limits because you dont get retarded suckouts from people who cant play. If you cant beat .5/1 its probably because everyone else is so bad.

[o0mr_bill0o]

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I'm not having trouble winning .50/1 dollar or 2/4 or 3/6. It's just something I noticed. If you're playing tight aggressive against loose/passive players, you take a lot of bad beats on long shot draws. Have you noticed that before?

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*yawn*

[2+2 wannabe]

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anyone who cant beat $.5/1 needs to move up and play higher limits because you dont get retarded suckouts from people who cant play. If you cant beat .5/1 its probably because everyone else is so bad.

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this is clearly the correct answer

do you see why?

[grimel]

Make fun if you choose, but down deep you know .5/1 full ring is a PIA. 4+ to the river every hand can get frustrating.

[tylerdurden]

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Make fun if you choose, but down deep you know .5/1 full ring is a PIA. 4+ to the river every hand can get frustrating.

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That doesn't have anything to do with it being easier or harder than 2/4 or 3/6, as mentioned in the original post. Yes, you get sucked out on a lot, but when you hold up the pots you drag are bigger (in terms of bets).

[sumdumguy]

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this is clearly the correct answer
do you see why?

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[droolie]

You're about to lose all your money.