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10-02-2005 03:23 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
What's a "deep stack" $33 buy in?

Like everybody else who's posted though I wouldn't recommend your plan if you only truely have $100. If you want to play multi-tables play the $1-3 buyins.

Exitonly 10-02-2005 03:26 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
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What's a "deep stack" $33 buy in?


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On Saturday Stars runs a $30 'Deep Stacks' tournament... 5000 starting chips, 30 minute blind intervals.

10-02-2005 03:27 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
It's a patience test, thats what it is :P

10-02-2005 03:30 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
Thanks Exit... I've been playing only PP lately and have just moved back over to get some action at Stars.

nath 10-02-2005 06:04 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
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Please tell me if this look good for $100.
1. Five $11 MTT no rebuy.
2. one Deep stack $33 buy in.
3. one $3 WPT satellite to $600 tourney.

Thank you for any feed back.

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Seems a little high variance.

/understatement

madmisha 10-02-2005 07:35 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
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Please tell me if this look good for $100.
1. Five $11 MTT no rebuy.
2. one Deep stack $33 buy in.
3. one $3 WPT satellite to $600 tourney.

Thank you for any feed back.

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This does not look like a good plan for a $100 dollar bankroll

10-02-2005 08:06 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
$5 SNG is the way to go here. You have 20 buyins and that's enough. If you ever find yourself short, the $1,50+0,25 18 people sng's on Stars are awesome for getting back on track.

Do a few 5$ sng until you have atleast dubble the bankroll

Rickyroodido 10-02-2005 08:38 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
What kind of advice are u looking for? You can’t really believe that it’s a good risk/reward to buyin for 1/3 of your bankroll, into a high variance MTT?
If you would like to get the most fun out of the 100$ it might be a good plan.

I started up at Primapoker one year ago, with 10 Swedish kronor (about one dollar). I began with sports betting, betting 1/10 of my bankroll on each occasion. I knew I had a high risk of ruin, but didn’t care much. I was lucky with this and my bankroll increased to about 50 dollars in 7 weeks. I took those 50 and played 0.01/0.02 NL holdem (or something like that). Eventually I manage to doubble to 100, but I didn’t like cash games so I began to play S&G until I had around 500$.
At the same time I was heater at Partys 10+1 and 20+2, which I had been playing a while. So I decided to take some chances with my 500 at Prima. My long term goal was to succeed in the MTT and now I had a good opportunity, so I began playing 10+1 with the idea to drop down to something else if I get under 300$.
I dropped down to 300 in a week, and went back to S&Gs while lurking around at the 2+2 S&G and MTT forums. Read HoH 1 and 2.
Had my first big money finish about four weeks ago (2 at Prima 10+1re/ad). And have followed that with another 2 and a win (I am a heater).
My bankroll has grown from 1 to 12000 dollars [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

twolf 10-02-2005 09:28 AM

Re: $100 Bankroll
 
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You can’t really believe that it’s a good risk/reward to buyin for 1/3 of your bankroll, into a high variance MTT?


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Call me crazy but that tourney is not high variance. I have played 3 and cashed in 1, bubbled 7 out of the money once and tilted out another time. This tourney is geared towards strong players and shouldnt be high variance for good players. I only had all my chips in play 3 different times over 7 hours of play last night and that includes the hand I busted on and one of those times was a preflop resteal that wasn't even called.

That being said OPs plan is a disaster and his plan indicates he is likely not a good player(no offense).


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