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ansky451 05-27-2005 07:53 PM

Alternative sources of cash.
 
Aside from MTTs, I'm curious to see what other forms of poker people play on this forum to sustain a bankroll- Please post if you play limit cash games, no limit cash games, sit and goes, or strictly multis.

ur2god 05-27-2005 08:00 PM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
SnGs are were i cash in at, still havent hit the big
one yet in a MTT, last tourny i finished 12th out of 550 [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

IHateKeithSmart 05-27-2005 08:11 PM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
Same boat as ur - 55$ sng's at party is where most of my poker money comes from. Second to the SNGs are live and online NL games (usually $1/$2 blinds + $100max).

ansky451 05-27-2005 09:01 PM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
Lately I have been killing in MTTs (4 FTs in 3 weeks- if that is killing) and playing only SNG's on the side. Normally though I mainly play NL 100, and NL200 on partypoker.

Blindcurve 05-27-2005 10:22 PM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
I play SNG's too on the side, but I was switching to playing about 20 hrs a week of $2/4. I might be switching back to SNG's and quick -- I've been getting axe murdered. I can only hope it's variance or a bad streak. Mostly SNG's sustain my roll until I hit an MTT.

-D.

Punker 05-28-2005 12:38 AM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
I play mostly 10-20 6 max when I want to make money, tourneys are a side diversion that I enjoy. Occassional dabbling in $100 s&g.

Wisch 05-28-2005 01:07 AM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
SNG's mostly (just $10-$20). Used to play a lot of limit but havent in quite some time.

Jibbs 05-28-2005 01:40 AM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
SNG's mostly for me also. I seem to be able to do the best at those and NL ring games. Some limit holdem which seems to be a break even proposition for me. Also, 3-6 razz which seems to be fairly profitable so far.

A_PLUS 05-28-2005 02:07 AM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
There is a reason, that the best NL ring game players aren't usually the best MTT players (of course there are exceptions, so no "What about Phil Ivey!!! posts)

Personally, I used to kill the lower limit NL tables generally 50-200max on paradise and party, In the last few months I have really put in work on MTTs. Now I am barely a profitable 50max MTT player. The reasons, arent starting hands, bad reads, etc.

These are the reasons my more profitable MTT game doesnt translate into a good cash game (mid level at most..and Im drunk)

1. No one is afraid of going broke (more true online than live). Most of super-lag moves in mTTs depend on the fact that your FE is very high. In low-mid level NL, a single buy in means nothing, so FE quickly approaches zero.

2. In case you missed the last one, divide your FE by 10, always.

3.Top pair isn't that good. In MTTS, there always reaches a point where your play with KT vs AK becomes pointless(when a K flops). As big Dan says "you only have so many opportunities to accumulate chips". IMO it is better to call a raise with 67s, than AT. GENRALIZATION ALERT . In low buy in NLHE, more money is lost with TPTK than won with it.

Not that you shouldnt go fast with TPTK, but dont give opponents "your" hand range.

WOW, I am drunk, and my goal for the rest of the night is to not break everyone of my rules in the next 2 hours.


p.s. drunk 6max 25$ NL on party is more fun than should be legally aloud. EV .00001 Variance 99132793786278627826
I have won 600+ drunk and lost 300 multiple times....


Now that I mention it, I like good players..look for the longest waiting list, GL

ansky451 05-28-2005 02:15 AM

Re: Alternative sources of cash.
 
HA. What a response.


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