Which has bigger swings HUs 200/400 Fixed or 50/100 NL

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Both games are HUs. Player types are those who would typically take on this setting.

In the fixed they buy in for 100 BBs.

For the NL they buy in for max with reloads in reseveres.

I'm just guessing at what might be a good comparison. If I'm way off which limits would be better to compare?

[kurosh]

200/400 HU Limit and it's not close.

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200/400 HU Limit and it's not close.

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money wise NL would have bigger swings.

[Lalit Khajuria]

I dont know about swings in NL, but friend of my who plays ub 3 6 headsup game regularry has dropped several times 100k in a night, or won more then that. Offcourse 2 4 is maybe little softer then 3 6, but I would still quess that headsup 2 4 has bigger swings then nl 50 100 -- at least right now when about every high stakes fixed headsup player is super agressive.

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200/400 HU Limit and it's not close.

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What would be a closer match?

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