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10-04-2005, 12:14 PM
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Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
I have been a low buyin SNG player for about a year. For the past 2 months I've been doing the 16 dollar turbos and keeping a very good ROI and ITM. My bankroll is ready for the 27s and might soon be ready for the 60s. What I'm wondering is if someone could give some analysis on the different levels of play. What will my opponents be doing differently and what kinds of things should I be doing differently? How long should I stay with the 27s before I go to the 60s? Any kind of info is appreciated. Thanks.
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10-04-2005, 12:30 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
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I have been a low buyin SNG player for about a year. For the past 2 months I've been doing the 16 dollar turbos and keeping a very good ROI and ITM. My bankroll is ready for the 27s and might soon be ready for the 60s. What I'm wondering is if someone could give some analysis on the different levels of play. What will my opponents be doing differently and what kinds of things should I be doing differently? How long should I stay with the 27s before I go to the 60s? Any kind of info is appreciated. Thanks. [/ QUOTE ] Ask your brother "UM"
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10-04-2005, 12:34 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
Well the reason I'm asking is because I did 8 27s yesterday. One of the things I noticed was that it was a bit tighter then the 16s early on which turned it into a stealing and racing fest at the end. The blinds were larger when we got down to 5,4 and 3 people and many of the players were in push/fold mode. I had one of them go to 600/1200 blinds and 4 people remaining. You never see that in the 16s (at least I've never seen it). I'm just wondering if this was normal or I just happened to have an odd couple of sets to start off.
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#5
10-04-2005, 12:36 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
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[ QUOTE ] I have been a low buyin SNG player for about a year. For the past 2 months I've been doing the 16 dollar turbos and keeping a very good ROI and ITM. My bankroll is ready for the 27s and might soon be ready for the 60s. What I'm wondering is if someone could give some analysis on the different levels of play. What will my opponents be doing differently and what kinds of things should I be doing differently? How long should I stay with the 27s before I go to the 60s? Any kind of info is appreciated. Thanks. [/ QUOTE ] Ask your brother "UM" [/ QUOTE ] Ha ha. I did. But I like getting answers from multiple sources. Who is this?
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10-04-2005, 12:50 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
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Well the reason I'm asking is because I did 8 27s yesterday. One of the things I noticed was that it was a bit tighter then the 16s early on which turned it into a stealing and racing fest at the end. The blinds were larger when we got down to 5,4 and 3 people and many of the players were in push/fold mode. I had one of them go to 600/1200 blinds and 4 people remaining. You never see that in the 16s (at least I've never seen it). I'm just wondering if this was normal or I just happened to have an odd couple of sets to start off. [/ QUOTE ] Im still chump change and play the 16's. Ive had several that got deep into the blinds, how many have you played? Edit: If the blinds get that high with 4 left, you probably might be missing pushes earlier. Ofcourse you can't always control it, so thats just the way it is moving up. Oh and you only played 8.
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10-04-2005, 01:00 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I have been a low buyin SNG player for about a year. For the past 2 months I've been doing the 16 dollar turbos and keeping a very good ROI and ITM. My bankroll is ready for the 27s and might soon be ready for the 60s. What I'm wondering is if someone could give some analysis on the different levels of play. What will my opponents be doing differently and what kinds of things should I be doing differently? How long should I stay with the 27s before I go to the 60s? Any kind of info is appreciated. Thanks. [/ QUOTE ] Ask your brother "UM" [/ QUOTE ] Ha ha. I did. But I like getting answers from multiple sources. Who is this? [/ QUOTE ] Who is who? Me? I'm pooh
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10-04-2005, 01:02 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
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Well the reason I'm asking is because I did 8 27s yesterday. One of the things I noticed was that it was a bit tighter then the 16s early on which turned it into a stealing and racing fest at the end. The blinds were larger when we got down to 5,4 and 3 people and many of the players were in push/fold mode. I had one of them go to 600/1200 blinds and 4 people remaining. You never see that in the 16s (at least I've never seen it). I'm just wondering if this was normal or I just happened to have an odd couple of sets to start off. [/ QUOTE ] Thats abnormal. i had a 27 in HU at 100/200 no antes which ended there. Also abnormal
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#9
10-04-2005, 01:08 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
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[ QUOTE ] Well the reason I'm asking is because I did 8 27s yesterday. One of the things I noticed was that it was a bit tighter then the 16s early on which turned it into a stealing and racing fest at the end. The blinds were larger when we got down to 5,4 and 3 people and many of the players were in push/fold mode. I had one of them go to 600/1200 blinds and 4 people remaining. You never see that in the 16s (at least I've never seen it). I'm just wondering if this was normal or I just happened to have an odd couple of sets to start off. [/ QUOTE ] Im still chump change and play the 16's. Ive had several that got deep into the blinds, how many have you played? Edit: If the blinds get that high with 4 left, you probably might be missing pushes earlier. Ofcourse you can't always control it, so thats just the way it is moving up. Oh and you only played 8. [/ QUOTE ] Actually I wasn't missing pushes. I was one of 2 bigger stacks to start off when we got 4 handed and by the time the 4th person busted I had 10,500 chips and the other 2 had about 1 thousand each....and the only times I had to show my cards is when some ultra small stack had no more choice but to call. But we didn't get down to 4 people until 300/600 because of the tightness of the table to begin with. Otherwise it wouldn't have been possible. That is extremely rare at the 16s. Also...understood about only playing 8. Thats why I was asking the more experienced players. 8 is clearly not enough to know anything for sure, but I did notice a pattern.
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10-04-2005, 01:10 PM
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Re: Pokerstars differences between 16,27 & 60 dollar turbos
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I have been a low buyin SNG player for about a year. For the past 2 months I've been doing the 16 dollar turbos and keeping a very good ROI and ITM. My bankroll is ready for the 27s and might soon be ready for the 60s. What I'm wondering is if someone could give some analysis on the different levels of play. What will my opponents be doing differently and what kinds of things should I be doing differently? How long should I stay with the 27s before I go to the 60s? Any kind of info is appreciated. Thanks. [/ QUOTE ] Ask your brother "UM" [/ QUOTE ] Ha ha. I did. But I like getting answers from multiple sources. Who is this? [/ QUOTE ] Who is who? Me? I'm pooh [/ QUOTE ] What is your board name on Terptown. And don't say Poohterp. Is this Mowrmowr?
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