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Old 01-24-2004, 08:59 PM
NotMitch NotMitch is offline
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Default Making the switch

So I'm sure there are other forums I could post this in here, but I'm mostly looking for input from people who have been playing NL SnGs and that is why I'm posting here. Sorry if I'm already ruining the quality this brand new forum, but I think there are others in similar situations and this might help them as well.

At some point in the near future I'm going to head down to Foxwoods and play in the Sunday morning no limit tourney and then I plan on hanging around for a while and playing some cash games. The problem being 95% of my playing has been in online SnG's at levels between $5 and $20, so I will be out of my element.

I have been playing in (and winning at) a biweekly home game that plays a lot of limit and is populated by people who have played in the $2-$4 at FW. So that leads to my first question, with $200 set aside for the cash games should I shoot for the $2-$4 or is that enough for the $4-$8? The people in my homegame are pretty bad and if they are typical of the $2-$4 crowd I would be a happy guy.

My second question and the main reason I am posting this here as opposed to the B&M or small stakes forum, is what are the most important things for a winning NL SnG player to look out for when playing in a live limit game for the first time? I have read, Super System and HPFAP and I plan on taking a look through the small stakes forum, anything else I should do? Any input is welcome. Thanks.
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