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xorbie 12-01-2005 07:22 PM

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Of course it's much less advanced than 2/4 and 3/6, but it's much more advanced than .5/1 and below. I would say $200 NL is where a lot of concepts become important, and I don't think these concepts are discussed enough in the SSNL forum.

Micro: $100 and below
Mid: $200 - $600
High: $1000 and above

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this is the right way to work it, both in content and traffic. how has this not been done yet?

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this has been brought up in the mod discussion forum and im awaiting mats response.

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jjb108 12-01-2005 07:34 PM

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i concur on
micro: 100nl and below
mid: 200nl to short stacked 1000nl
high: 1000nl and above

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Sounds good to me. When does this go down?

Jeff W 12-01-2005 08:17 PM

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Small: 1/2 NL and lower
Mid: 2/4 NL - 5/10 NL online (5/10 basic concepts, obvious answers due to stack sizes, etc...)
High: 5/10 (deep stacks, live play) and higher

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I'm not sure that it's best to group 5/10 in the high bracket.

Although in theory you could sort the posts this way, in practice I think it encourages 5/10 players to post in the high forum because of the glamour.

I think it's better to make the high forum include 6/12+ and then make it known that it's okay to post interesting/difficult/deep-stacked/etc hands from the lower stakes. That way, you encourage 5/10 players who wander onto 2+2 to post their hands on the lower forum, but you give some leeway to the 5/10 2+2 veterans.

evil_twin 12-01-2005 08:21 PM

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i disagree; i think that 1/2 is conceptually much less advanced than 2/4 or 3/6.

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Despite this I would be happy with the proposed change and would make the effort to post some hands in the new mid level forum.

soah 12-01-2005 09:59 PM

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Come up with a different name than "mid" but I agree with many in this thread that online $1-2NL should be lumped with online 2/4 and 3/6.


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i disagree; i think that 1/2 is conceptually much less advanced than 2/4 or 3/6.

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This argument could be made no matter what cutoff point is chosen. Games are going to vary across limits and across sites, and you obviously cannot make a separate forum for each one. I think that including 1/2 in Mid would be appropriate as a means of splitting the forums somewhat evenly, and because players playing 1/2 online have presumably already learned to beat NL25, NL50, and NL100... they should have a firm grasp of the fundamentals and they should be ready for deeper hand analysis and more levels of thinking.

Ulysses 12-01-2005 10:03 PM

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Jeff,

That is an excellent idea. 5/10 should be put in the lower range so that's the place for default 5/10 questions. Smart players can post 5/10 in higher stakes as appropriate.

Good idea,
El Diablo

Finwe 12-02-2005 01:44 PM

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Of course it's much less advanced than 2/4 and 3/6, but it's much more advanced than .5/1 and below. I would say $200 NL is where a lot of concepts become important, and I don't think these concepts are discussed enough in the SSNL forum.

Micro: $100 and below
Mid: $200 - $600
High: $1000 and above

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Agreed. I play 1/2 and 2/4 and don't feel like I can post anywhere. I bet there are many 1/2 --> 3/6 players that feel the same way and would contribute to a mid forum.


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