Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

It seems like all you want to hear is that you can skip ahead to 15/30.

So I will tell you. Yes, it's allright. Report back with results later.

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

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i think kurosh went from 10-20 to 150-300

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heh

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ouch

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

As tongni said, learning to play 10-20 6 max is crucial if you'd like to ever play above 30-60. It's probably most players first real introduction to playing against opponents that can occassionally be extremely aggressive and this kind of aggression is usually common at the higher limits.

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

Do you ask your gf what shirt you should wear, don't be a pansy, make your own decisions.

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

Actually, a negative answer would be completely reasonable and even expected.

However, I would appreciate a coherent, thought out explanation, like

"I tried something similar and felt I was being outplayed and would not recommend it"

or

"I would not recommend such a move because I think 10-20 6-max is an important limit in learning how to handle unpredictable aggression"

not

"Sample size too small. Report back with a graph after 1.5 million hands."

It almost seems in this forum as the "sample size is too small" argument has become a replacement for actual analytical thought.

Yes, the sample size in my original post (and 99% of all other posts) is too small, and yes we are all aware of that. Now lets move beyond this apparency and try to contribute something useful.

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

read my post, it contains a valuable life lesson.

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

Thank you for wasting 15 seconds of my life directing me to that useless post (and the 30 seconds it is taking me to write this reply). Now I have to go do something highly productive to make up for it.

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

i wouldnt do it. i got in at LEAST 15K hands at each limit.

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

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i wouldnt do it. i got in at LEAST 15K hands at each limit.

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Sample size too small. Are you sure you're beating 10/20?

Re: Anyone ever successfully skipped a limit?
 

i skipped 10/20 cause i started off on a 100BBish downswing and just said the hell with it. worked out well for me but i wouldnt recommend that you do that. your hand sizes mean nothing.