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#11
07-24-2005, 05:45 PM
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Re: Ready to move up?
I say move up. At .5/1, the money is kind of insignificant if you're looking at the amount you're making per hour. At 1/2, the money starts to become a lot more significant because it's easy to clear bonuses. It's pretty easy to make $20 / hour at 1/2 if you judiciously clear bonuses and can play 3-4 tables.
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#13
07-24-2005, 06:18 PM
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Re: Ready to move up?
If you can afford the risk, you can move up if you want. It is not significantly different skillwise anyway. If you want to enter 1/2 being confident that you will be a winner here, play at least 20K more and reach a winrate around 4-5BB/100. My 0.02$.
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#14
07-24-2005, 06:28 PM
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Re: Ready to move up?
[ QUOTE ]
If you can afford the risk, you can move up if you want. It is not significantly different skillwise anyway. If you want to enter 1/2 being confident that you will be a winner here, play at least 20K more and reach a winrate around 4-5BB/100. My 0.02$. [/ QUOTE ] is 4-5 bb/100 a realistic goal?
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#17
07-24-2005, 06:53 PM
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Re: Ready to move up?
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If you can afford the risk, you can move up if you want. It is not significantly different skillwise anyway. If you want to enter 1/2 being confident that you will be a winner here, play at least 20K more and reach a winrate around 4-5BB/100. My 0.02$. [/ QUOTE ] I beat .5/1 for 4bb/100 for 17K hands. 1/2 is not being kind to me. I do have to admit that if I played .5/1 like I am playing 1/2, I would be a loser there too. I can't believe how bad I have been playing. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] If I have a point, it's to not let the limit change keep you from playing your A game. In my case, I think going from 4 tables to one was bad, since one table isn't fast enough to keep me paying attention. -D
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#18
07-24-2005, 06:57 PM
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Re: Ready to move up?
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[ QUOTE ] If you can afford the risk, you can move up if you want. It is not significantly different skillwise anyway. If you want to enter 1/2 being confident that you will be a winner here, play at least 20K more and reach a winrate around 4-5BB/100. My 0.02$. [/ QUOTE ] is 4-5 bb/100 a realistic goal? [/ QUOTE ] no because if you can beat .5/1 for that, you can be making much more at higher limits [ QUOTE ] yes - at micro limits I am currently at 7.9/100 BB in .5/1 [/ QUOTE ] welcome to the wonderful world of running hot, and I'm almost positive its over a 5k or less sample
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#19
07-24-2005, 07:35 PM
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Re: Ready to move up?
just be patient is all i can say. even though i believe the players in 1/2 are just as bad as in .5/1. a lil bit tighter but not by much. i would just work on the lil things before moving up. obviously, you know how to play when u think you are way ahead. but, i think working on the situations where you are not sure where you stand (i.e. WA/WB) will be of significance to your winrate. also, value betting on the river where many ppl miss out. i think a suitable winrate before moving up should be no less than 4BB/100 over a good amount of hands.
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#20
07-24-2005, 07:35 PM
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Re: Ready to move up?
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[ QUOTE ] If you can afford the risk, you can move up if you want. It is not significantly different skillwise anyway. If you want to enter 1/2 being confident that you will be a winner here, play at least 20K more and reach a winrate around 4-5BB/100. My 0.02$. [/ QUOTE ] I beat .5/1 for 4bb/100 for 17K hands. 1/2 is not being kind to me. I do have to admit that if I played .5/1 like I am playing 1/2, I would be a loser there too. I can't believe how bad I have been playing. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] If I have a point, it's to not let the limit change keep you from playing your A game. In my case, I think going from 4 tables to one was bad, since one table isn't fast enough to keep me paying attention. -D [/ QUOTE ] Ya....you're crazy I cant imagine one tabling limit unless it was for high stakes and shorthanded.
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