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#11
12-13-2005, 11:50 PM
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Re: Cash Game Toughness/VEGAS vs. LA
The Bellagio 10/20 NL game is very tough.. mostly sharks.. the stacks are very deep too.. most people have $5k+ stacks.. one of my friends was killing 5/10 NL and went to try the Bellagio 10/20 NL.. he lost $5k in a couple hours.
Just be careful with that game.. 
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#12
12-14-2005, 01:59 AM
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Re: Cash Game Toughness/VEGAS vs. LA
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The Bellagio 10/20 NL game is very tough.. mostly sharks.. the stacks are very deep too.. most people have $5k+ stacks.. one of my friends was killing 5/10 NL and went to try the Bellagio 10/20 NL.. he lost $5k in a couple hours. Just be careful with that game.. [/ QUOTE ] hey spino, thanks for the info.
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#13
12-14-2005, 07:20 AM
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Re: Cash Game Toughness/VEGAS vs. LA
The game can be very good at times also. You just need to know when to sit. If there are 3+ must-moves, this is usually a sign of the 10/20 NL Bellagio being a very good game. Other then that, for the times that it is good, you will just have to experience for yourself and find out.
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#14
12-14-2005, 10:08 AM
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Re: Cash Game Toughness/VEGAS vs. LA
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The game can be very good at times also. You just need to know when to sit. If there are 3+ must-moves, this is usually a sign of the 10/20 NL Bellagio being a very good game. Other then that, for the times that it is good, you will just have to experience for yourself and find out. [/ QUOTE ] assuming it's mostly regulars, any unconscious collusion in this game?
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#15
12-14-2005, 10:58 AM
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Re: Cash Game Toughness/VEGAS vs. LA
My two cents:
The bellagio spreads only 2-5 with a $200 buy-in and the 10-20 with no cap. In my experience the 10-20 game is a very aggressive game although this does not always translate into difficulty. It is true that a number of players sit on deep stacks and play them well, but it is also not uncommon to see a complete idiot sitting on 10k. Also sometimes the game can play absolutely huge. About a year ago I was sitting in the game with Paul Phillips, who had like 15k and was opening about 1/2 the hands to $200 or so. As the other deep stacks began trying to play back at him the action really picked up. Then some guy comes in with a bunch of 5k chips from mirage and buys in for 70k! Now the game is 10-20 in name only with pots often being opened for 200-300. This can be great for the shorter stacks if you are able to pick up a few hands at the right time. To sum up- can be good but definitely dont play it with scared money.
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#16
12-14-2005, 01:06 PM
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Re: Cash Game Toughness/VEGAS vs. LA
LA has higher EV but also much higher variance
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#17
12-14-2005, 01:22 PM
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Re: Cash Game Toughness/VEGAS vs. LA
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[ QUOTE ] The game can be very good at times also. You just need to know when to sit. If there are 3+ must-moves, this is usually a sign of the 10/20 NL Bellagio being a very good game. Other then that, for the times that it is good, you will just have to experience for yourself and find out. [/ QUOTE ] assuming it's mostly regulars, any unconscious collusion in this game? [/ QUOTE ] I would say no, but don't have enough experience to say for sure. I don't usually sit when the game is tough.
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