Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

I decided to try giving 9man Sits a serious shot,as i did in the past with the 15+1.I decided to do this basically because i’m not that good playing cash games and i seems to not understand when i tilt.Like usually the first losing day is for 12 buyins after 2 week of 2buyin per day.
I’m a 50/100nl reg, tough now I can say I’m not prepared for 100nl.
I’ve a bankroll of 3k.
I’m used to all Sits stuff,played enough 15+1 in the past. Just I’m not used to higher level,don’t know wich software should have,bankroll rule for levelling up or taking shot,etc.
What everyone thinks should I try?

Rocco

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

If you like to tilt, stick to a 100BI rule.

So 3k gives you just over the amount of buy-ins for $25+2 on stars. Which is a good thing seeing as if you tilt frequently multi-tabling sit and goes, 100BI isn't much.

If I was you I would try and play a couple hundred $15+1's to see if you can handle the variance.

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

Well wait,i didn't explain myself well.
I said that in cash i don't get to understand when i tilt.I mean,i understand pretty quickly when i'm tilting playing sits,while in cash game i usually says:well,variance,and go on.
Rocco

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

GL OP on your switch. Im making the same switch as well but didn't play cash games as high as you did.

Im going with 100 BI to get started.

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

well i just played 7k hand on nl100 and was up 8 buying till the 6thk,in the 7k i lost like 10+buy in so decided to switch.

I am between starting to be a reg at 25+2 or taking shots at sixty.I am undecided because i'm afraid not being motivated playing "low" stakes.

Anyway,i guess 25+2/55+5/15+1 regular can answer this question easily..

Rocco

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

Don't play 60s if you are just getting back to the game, the variance can be ugly. How many tables are you playing? Sounds like you are making a good switch.

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

i always 9tabled,never tried more.But i guess i could easily 12.
Why do u think that of the switch?
Rocco

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

If you are 9 tabling, then you have a good amount for the 27s. You can always move up when you hit like 4.5k or something which won't take very long.

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

what's the usual rate/hour - roi - month profit for a normal 25+2 reg?
Rocco

Re: Moving from cash to 9man sits
 

Prolly around 40/hr, 12-13% if you're good.