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11-28-2005, 08:50 PM
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Re: some observations about the split
Nice. I was about to post the same. If you beat 5/10 for 2BB/100 while 4-tabling you could make a 5/10 BR into a 10/20 BR in 2-3 weeks easily (with decent luck).
So anybody who beats the 5/10 soundly shouldnt have the BR problem (again, if they are not too unlucky). 
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11-28-2005, 10:14 PM
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Re: some observations about the split
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Nice. I was about to post the same. If you beat 5/10 for 2BB/100 while 4-tabling you could make a 5/10 BR into a 10/20 BR in 2-3 weeks easily (with decent luck). So anybody who beats the 5/10 soundly shouldnt have the BR problem (again, if they are not too unlucky). [/ QUOTE ] Not everyone plays that many hands. I work full-time, and only squeeze in about an hour a day; and I don't have a monitor good enough to play 4 tables at a time. So even if I don't run bad -- which we all know is a crazy assumption -it could take me quite a while to get the proper br for 10/20. But I just wanted to point out that there is a downside to the split, at least for some of us, even if it is temporary.
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#3
11-28-2005, 11:29 PM
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Re: some observations about the split
I was a >2 BB/100 winner at 5/10 and it took me MONTHS to build the bankroll to get to 10/20 because I am so busy with work. It didn't help that my first shot at 10/20 sent me back to 5/10 in flames.
BTW, I LOVE the forum split. The MHUSH forum is so high-quality right now.
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