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Re: 10 Table NL 2000 on Party to reduce variance
I appreciate the response Matt. The reason I created this post was to get responses like that. Some prefer to play 4 tables and they believe this is optimal because they are still able to obsereve everything and make moves on certain opponents. I like to play 10 tables because of my style of play. Currently I am most comfortable playing super tight aggressve. I see this as a way to reduce variance as small as possible. Also, the way I view poker on PP is that the majority of times you are going to get paid off is when you are either playing a complete donk, or when you have many premium hands. The way to increase both of these variables to increase the number of tables/hands played. On any given night if I only play 4 tables I might not have many premium hands but if I would have sit at 4 different tables then I would have had a huge rush. Hopefully playing that many tables will even things out.
I just aquired the skill over time. Started with NL 100 and worked my way up. I have been playing for over 3 years now and a mechanical engineer going to law school so I believe I have some apptitude. Also, never lacking confidence or competitiveness. |
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Do you also buy in for 400 while 10 tabling? [/ QUOTE ] O man... that is funnt, but i also a solid speculation... AHAAHAAHA. GL jumpman! |
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The answer to this question is no. I buy in for $2000. I dont understand why so many of you find this so hard to believe. I truly think it is because many people that do this probably dont post on here often. I see many players/know players who regularly play 10 tables. Not all at NL 2000 though.
This thread has turned to sh*t and hope it gets deleted. Can I request that. |
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hi jinberg!
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We find it hard to believe, because myself and others probably have 1 million hands combined in that game.
And we can't think of a single person who 10-tables. |
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I do see a few who say, 7 table. I mean there have been times where I've put up 7, but that is excessive. Caspis,stu,buddy,slothrop,pit,etc, are a few that I've personally seen on 6+....
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OMG caspis!
haha. this is him. haha. |
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When I say 10 table it would be more accurate to say 6-7 NL 2000, 1-2 NL 1000, and the rest comprised of NL600 and 400. Sorry if it was misleading. And yes, those are the players I see every night. Just curious if any knows or has any opinions on Robisphere. Seems to play very LAG but does quite well from what i have observed. Much different style than me. Usually see him on 2 tables or so.
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heheheheh
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Robespierre sucks. He is definitely a loser in these games.
Thanks for clearing the table situation up. 6-7 seems a lot more reasonable. |
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