You can win more at $400 than $1000NL?

[pokerplayer1]

i found this is in a google search. is it correct?
http://www.pokertips.org/forums/showthread.php?t=43881

this is the important part of the post:
Quote:
NL25: 5PTBB/100 or less 6-9PTBB/100; 10PTBB/100 or more (max at around 20)
NL50: 4PTBB/100 or less 5-8PTBB/100; 9PTBB/100 or more (max at around 16)
NL100: 3PTBB/100 or less 4-7PTBB/100; 8PTBB/100 or more (max at around 14)
NL200: 2PTBB/100 or less 3-5PTBB/100; 5PTBB/100 or more (max at around 10)
NL400: 1PTBB/100 or less 1-2PTBB/100; 3PTBB/100 or more (max at around 6)
NL1000: A rate of 1PTBB/100 is very very good. 2 is about the max possible. Some people claim more but thats usually unheard of.


if so, what is the point of moving from $400NL to $600NL to $1kNL?

2ptbb/100 hands at $1kNL is $40/100 hands.
6ptbb/100 hands at $400NL is $48/100 hands.

what's the point of moving up?
to improve your game so that you can win more in future when you play $2kNL and $5kNL?
or is this post inaccurate?

also, i'm running at 11.5ptbb/100 hands at $400NL over 13.5k hands. i probably couldn't keep winning at this rate, but i still feel my true winrate is over 6ptbb/100 hands at $400NL and i'm not even the best $400NL player at party.

[Number27]

You can sustain higher than 2ptbb at NL1000.

[Isura]

plz stop reading pokertips.org

[AAismyfriend]

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plz stop reading pokertips.org

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lol

[frozzor]

trust me your "true" 400 nl winrate is not over 3 if u go to google search and then READ pokertips.org then BELIEVE pokertips.org

[_dave_]

Did anyone read the link?

wtf? did I not read that 2 years ago here?

is that not a really lame thing for someone to do?

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[Big_Jim]

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Did anyone read the link?

wtf? did I not read that 2 years ago here?

is that not a really lame thing for someone to do?

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lol plagarisaments

[poker12]

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move to NL1000 when

- your lines don't define your hand, they define your opponents hand (forth level thinking)
- you're good at playing and winning lots of small pots ("small ball")
- 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 or more

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hilarious

[Morrek]

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Did anyone read the link?

wtf? did I not read that 2 years ago here?

is that not a really lame thing for someone to do?

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lol.. he just copy pasted and added a couple words here and there...

[tcorbin16]

rofl at OP, you def need to move up to 200/400 nl where they will respect your raises and you can max out your TRUE potential there.