Beating different levels?

[machine]

I read a really good link a while back about what was required to beat each level can anybody point me in the direction of that link? thanks in advance

[NinaWilliams]

is this what youre looking for?

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try 50NL when:

- you're confident in your preflop game
- you understand position
- you have a good idea of their hand by the river
- you have an ok feel when to continuation bet
- you have 500 or more

100NL when:

- you're confident playing draws
- you can spot good semibluff opportunities
- you can lay down AA/KK unimproved
- you're attacking the blinds in easy steal situations
- you have 1200+

200NL when:

- you're ok betting your stack on a draw
- a PFR from you doesnt always mean AA-JJ and AQs+
- you're starting to play one hand while holding another
- you have more than one mode
- you have 3000 or more

400NL when:

- you can ID profitable preflop steals
- you know how to pick between b3b and c/r
- position factors heavily into your play
- you're good at manipulating pot size
- you have 6000+

1K NL when

- your lines don't define your hand
- you're good at playing and winning lots of small pots
- your oop opponent must hold a strong hand to win a pot from you
- you understand the real math of the game at least at a basal level
- you have 20000+

fim


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[machine]

yes thanks alot

[machine]

oh one question i always thought 20 buy ins was standard in cash games are these bankroll requirements ok?

[NinaWilliams]

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oh one question i always thought 20 buy ins was standard in cash games are these bankroll requirements ok?

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id recommend 20 buy ins. 500 for 50nl seems a bit low

[Khaos4k]

Keep in mind that is for taking shots, not a sudden permanent move-up. If you lose 1/2/3 buy-ins move back down and build your roll up again.

[Chuck_D]

As a quick check list this looks good, although I realise much more detail is needed.

Anyone know what b3b means? I have never seen this term before. Also understanding the math to a basal level (NL 1000) what exactly is understanding math to a basal level?

[FeNeF]

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As a quick check list this looks good, although I realise much more detail is needed.

Anyone know what b3b means? I have never seen this term before. Also understanding the math to a basal level (NL 1000) what exactly is understanding math to a basal level?

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b3b is bet-3bet

[vabogee]

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is this what youre looking for?

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try 50NL when:

- you're confident in your preflop game
- you understand position
- you have a good idea of their hand by the river
- you have an ok feel when to continuation bet
- you have 500 or more

100NL when:

- you're confident playing draws
- you can spot good semibluff opportunities
- you can lay down AA/KK unimproved
- you're attacking the blinds in easy steal situations
- you have 1200+

200NL when:

- you're ok betting your stack on a draw
- a PFR from you doesnt always mean AA-JJ and AQs+
- you're starting to play one hand while holding another
- you have more than one mode
- you have 3000 or more

400NL when:

- you can ID profitable preflop steals
- you know how to pick between b3b and c/r
- position factors heavily into your play
- you're good at manipulating pot size
- you have 6000+

1K NL when

- your lines don't define your hand
- you're good at playing and winning lots of small pots
- your oop opponent must hold a strong hand to win a pot from you
- you understand the real math of the game at least at a basal level
- you have 20000+

fim


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thinking of our long lost fimbulwinter brings a tear to me eye.

[machine]

what happened to him? so these are for taking shots?