3-6

[formula72]

can a winning 20-40 player beat a 3-6 live game filled with tards with a five dollar drop?

[shane88888]

Why would a winning 20/40 player want to play 3/6?

Anyway, it would take anyone a long adjustment period to move from 20/40 high card holdem to an effective style at a loose 3/6 table.

If the pots were big enough, then, yes, the game could be beaten, but this hypothetical is ridiculous.

[formula72]

Lets assume the 20-40 player had family and financial issues and had to rebuild a bankroll would live 4-8 be the best or something else to build that person's bankroll high enough for 20-40

[Chipspin]

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can a winning 20-40 player beat a 3-6 live game filled with tards with a five dollar drop?

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It feels weird enough for me to drop from 15/30 or 20/40 to 6/12 when I'm waiting for my game. If I were you, I wouldn't drop to 3/6 with the outrageous $5 rake... can you bonus whore and set aside some cash to at least put together a half-decent 6/12 roll?

[formula72]

stuck with 2,000 to build. Cant really afford to loose, that is the reasons.

[formula72]

since im not taking any money out 6-12 may be enough build it. But with a fice dollar rake i cant see making anything more than 5-8 dollars an hour

[Dan87]

if you are a good tournament playre i would suggest playing touranments to rebuild your roll. Also maybe get a real job if you "cant afford to lose"

[James.]

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stuck with 2,000 to build. Cant really afford to loose, that is the reasons.

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not saying it can't be done, but playing with scared money at the least can keep you from winning as much as you should. if you're talking about live play i don't see why you can't play 8/16(if one is available). you can definitely play 6/12. live play you often face less aggressive opponents. variance usually won't be as pronounced as an online game.

all of that said, i hope you found your answers.