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Haven't seen a post about this so far, so I ask:
What was your biggest downswing in terms of buy-ins? I start the bidding with a 48. (This is, of course, only interesting if you're a winning player in the corresponding limit.) |
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60 buy ins at the 10+1 (im a winner at the 30+3 level)
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Why the difference do you think in your play at the 11s and the 33s?
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60 buy ins at the 10+1 (im a winner at the 30+3 level) [/ QUOTE ] if I lost $600 playing the 11's I would prob hang myself |
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"aven't seen a post about this so far,"
There have been plenty, just try the seach. Yeh 48 is large, but other guys here have experienced that and worse. To the guy above who said he lost 61 a the $11s, are you sure you're profitable?? |
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yea, im sure. it makes my penus shrink to remember that run.
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40 buy-ins. Most of it was in one day. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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32 at the $11s was my most in a 1000 tourney sample
I have never had more than 20 in close to 1000 $22 tourneys My reasoning: More loose calls at the 11s = more showdowns = more variance |
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My reasoning: More loose calls at the 11s = more showdowns = more variance [/ QUOTE ] Ure reasoning is wrong, the only way to have more variance with the same ROI and payout structure is with more first places. |
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[ QUOTE ] My reasoning: More loose calls at the 11s = more showdowns = more variance [/ QUOTE ] Ure reasoning is wrong, the only way to have more variance with the same ROI and payout structure is with more first places. [/ QUOTE ] Think of it this way: At the 22s you ahve more FE and you are more likely to slowly build your stack with no risk by having everyone fold to you whne you move in. At the 11s you are more likely to take more showdowns versus loose callers and build a stack more quickly. There is also a much higher risk you will bust out however. |
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