Re: Is No-Limit worth switching to at B&M?
 

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I will spend some time in the Small Stakes PL&NL forum and give it a try. I just do not want to get my ass handed to me.

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Come join the party in SSNL. And if you get your ass handed to you at Party NL25, I will eat my computer.

Re: Is No-Limit worth switching to at B&M?
 

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I will spend some time in the Small Stakes PL&NL forum and give it a try. I just do not want to get my ass handed to me.

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Come join the party in SSNL. And if you get your ass handed to you at Party NL25, I will eat my computer.

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I get my ass handed to myself in NL25 because it is so boring...75s UTG? What the hell...OESD? Push!

Re: Is No-Limit worth switching to at B&M?
 

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Where the heck are you playing? The Resorts (formerly Harrah's) $10-20 HK plays roughly like Party's $.5-1 to $2-4 (on a bad night).

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I've been seeing donktastic play at the $10/$20 games as well, when looking over longingly from my $5/$10 ghetto. I wish like hell I were bankrolled for that game.

Re: Is No-Limit worth switching to at B&M?
 

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Where the heck are you playing? The Resorts (formerly Harrah's) $10-20 HK plays roughly like Party's $.5-1 to $2-4 (on a bad night). The NL game has an $8/.5 hr. time charge.

If you can't beat the $10-20 there, there's something off with your live play.

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I've had good success with the Resorts 10-20 game the couple of times I played it. But i'm closest to Potowatomi. The Potowatomi 20-40 game used to be far looser than the Resorts 10-20, but the worst players eventually went bust or now play only no-limit. The 10-20 at the Pot is still good, but it's no longer the fish fry it used to be.