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06-26-2005, 01:12 AM
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changing holdem limits for ring games
I play limit holdem at Pokerstars and I originally played NL holdem at the .10/.25 because I wanted to build my bankroll. I got two bad beats in the course of ten minutes and was down to $20 from $70. As a result, I started playing limit to minimize my swings and build my bankroll and so far I've moved up all the way to .50/1 holdem. When do y'all think the skill level of players in these ring games increases dramatically. I just doubled my $30 buy in within an hour and a half playin at this level. Should I move up or would my overall hourly rate be higher at this level?
Thanks, Mario 
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06-26-2005, 01:33 AM
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Re: changing holdem limits for ring games
guys im desperate here for any ideas
any comments whatsoever would be greatly appreciated, Mario
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06-26-2005, 01:44 AM
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Re: changing holdem limits for ring games
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I play limit holdem at Pokerstars and I originally played NL holdem at the .10/.25 because I wanted to build my bankroll. I got two bad beats in the course of ten minutes and was down to $20 from $70. As a result, I started playing limit to minimize my swings and build my bankroll and so far I've moved up all the way to .50/1 holdem. When do y'all think the skill level of players in these ring games increases dramatically. I just doubled my $30 buy in within an hour and a half playin at this level. Should I move up or would my overall hourly rate be higher at this level? Thanks, Mario [/ QUOTE ] Yes, move up immediately. Trust me, anybody in the Mid-High forum will be the first to tell you the 15-30 is a gold mine. You should be able to handle it no problem.
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#5
06-26-2005, 01:54 AM
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Re: changing holdem limits for ring games
are you serious?
i dont have the bankroll for 15/30 i know that but what would I need to move up to that level? is it really that easy to win on 15/30 on stars?
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#6
06-26-2005, 02:01 AM
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Re: changing holdem limits for ring games
he's being sarcastic because he feels that he needs to make a mockery out of a poster that seems ever so clueless.
anyways no, it sounds like you have a major issue regarding bankroll management. rule of thumb is something like never risk more than 4~5% of ur BR in one wager...meaning you gotta have at least 20 buyins for w/e u play, 300big bets for limit (ex. if u play .5/1$, u need 300$ br) nice place to boost your BR is to clear starluck/planetluck casino 100$ 100% match bonus via blackjack, flat betting 2$ playing perfect BJ according to the chart. buy your self copy of SSH /POKERTRACKER/ gametime+ and 4 table 2/4+ search 4 homer's Bankroll building for newbies on internet forum... glhf.
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#7
06-26-2005, 02:04 AM
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Re: changing holdem limits for ring games
[ QUOTE ]
he's being sarcastic because he feels that he needs to make a mockery out of a poster that seems ever so clueless. anyways no, it sounds like you have a major issue regarding bankroll management. rule of thumb is something like never risk more than 4~5% of ur BR in one wager...meaning you gotta have at least 20 buyins for w/e u play, 300big bets for limit (ex. if u play .5/1$, u need 300$ br) nice place to boost your BR is to clear starluck/planetluck casino 100$ 100% match bonus via blackjack, flat betting 2$ playing perfect BJ according to the chart. buy your self copy of SSH /POKERTRACKER/ gametime+ and 4 table 2/4+ search 4 homer's Bankroll building for newbies on internet forum... glhf. [/ QUOTE ] Yep, I was making a joke because everything that needed to be said about going to the proper forum was already posted. Also, I'm the first person to ever do this in the history of 2+2. Yeah, bankroll management was awful but who among us started out with the perfect 300BBs in our first deposit? I'm guessing nobody. But as I said, this needs to go over to Micro or SS and it will be much more helpful over there. As would I had this post been over there... To the OP, welcome to the forums, sorry for the joke, I thought it would be obvious that I was messing around. The SS forum is a good place overall, you'll like it there.
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#8
06-26-2005, 02:14 AM
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Re: changing holdem limits for ring games
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] he's being sarcastic because he feels that he needs to make a mockery out of a poster that seems ever so clueless. anyways no, it sounds like you have a major issue regarding bankroll management. rule of thumb is something like never risk more than 4~5% of ur BR in one wager...meaning you gotta have at least 20 buyins for w/e u play, 300big bets for limit (ex. if u play .5/1$, u need 300$ br) nice place to boost your BR is to clear starluck/planetluck casino 100$ 100% match bonus via blackjack, flat betting 2$ playing perfect BJ according to the chart. buy your self copy of SSH /POKERTRACKER/ gametime+ and 4 table 2/4+ search 4 homer's Bankroll building for newbies on internet forum... glhf. [/ QUOTE ] Yep, I was making a joke because everything that needed to be said about going to the proper forum was already posted. Also, I'm the first person to ever do this in the history of 2+2. Yeah, bankroll management was awful but who among us started out with the perfect 300BBs in our first deposit? I'm guessing nobody. But as I said, this needs to go over to Micro or SS and it will be much more helpful over there. As would I had this post been over there... To the OP, welcome to the forums, sorry for the joke, I thought it would be obvious that I was messing around. The SS forum is a good place overall, you'll like it there. [/ QUOTE ] didn't mean to pick on ya edge, i know i get that urge to 2+2 some of the new clueless posters, then i go back and remember how i was like back when i first came to 2+2 [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] i love you all [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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