multi sng small stakes - any advice?

Loosah · #1 11-02-2007, 10:26 PM

Hi all,

I am new here and seeking for advice - will really appreciate any suggestions.
recently I decided to go and try multitable s&g for small stakes at pokerstars. I play usually 15-16 tables at once for 2-3h (60-70 in a session) then 2 sessions daily. Maikng this 20-25 days a month I want to play 3k of them n a month. Now, after a few days I have my first sample of a little more than 500. I started very well with 2 sessions of about 30% roi then had some 5-7% and last one was -10%. The overall is little over 8% and I still like it but maybe after a look on the stats http://img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=500sguk8.jpg some of you could suggest what can I maybe do better. I play solid TAG in first phases but willing to take chances against poor opponents to try to build stack for later. I will move in anytime with decent hand when first to act and less that 10bb in stack. I will reassess my hand when action in front (opponent, my hand, etc). I am not afriad to take chances when on the bubble and I put alot of pressure when chipleading the bubble. i will answer any further questions if needed. What I want to learn is am I on good way or need some improvements.
Thank you very much for any answers.
Sorry for my english - it's not my language [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
Regards,
Loosah.
http://img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=500sguk8.jpg

Kevin8423 · #2 11-03-2007, 12:15 AM

What stakes are you playing? It isn't impossible but its very unlikely you will just jump into it at this rate and not fall behind. IMO you should play less tables and post hands/respond to others for a while before you start 16 tabling, but if it stays profitable then I guess keep at it.

Loosah · #3 11-03-2007, 12:36 AM

u can see the stakes on attached image - mostly 27s with some 16s and 60s. I am not a complete newbie, playing for few years, but was not trying multi turbos for this amount yet. Looking for advice of more experienced players.

cheers,
Loosah

Kevin8423 · #4 11-03-2007, 02:52 AM

My point is that your strategy overview is pretty vague, and if you go into a very high volume of play thinking that will turn a profit you will likely be disappointed. I 16 table, but there isn't a one paragraph statement that I could give to help you out, it takes a lot of posting and studying to improve.