OFFICIAL MOVING UP / HOW AM I DOING SO FAR THREAD

[MatteyA28]

So the regs at the 60s are actually good. The ones Ive played with at the 16s and 27s are mostly horrible. It seems like the only ones who are good post here [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img].

[7_toolz]

guys,

This mite sound like a crazy idea but...

why don't we create a list of regulars? Make a pact to not join in on each others sets, or on more than 1+ tables.

So basically if I was starting a set, I let one reg load up his set, and then another reg lets me load up my set b4 he loads his up.

It might make loading sets a little longer and more tedious but the increase in everyone's ROI is well well worth it.

Afterall, aren't we all here to make the money? Why play in one another's games and make it more difficult for one another????

One thing though, would something like this count as collusion???

[krille]

Its not collusion, just good table selection

[7_toolz]

So????? wut you regulars think...you guys take this further??

[Anna.]

a lot of stuff said in these threads make me sad. i am completely over rolled for the level i play because i'm quite a bankroll nit. which is good i think.

but talk of having 60+ BI for the 16's and wondering if maybe it's okay to play the 27's? that's ridiculous. that's what you have a bankroll for.

it's tough to know whether the 27's are gonna be harder for you than the 16's because they're different for different people. granted, arguments can be made for an essentially perfect SnG game, but nobody does that. (well maybe some people) different people have different SnG strengths and weaknesses and it all depends on what yours are for what levels you play.

seriously though, i have seen plenty of good players get stuck at a certain level because they don't have xxx buy ins for whatever other level. this is silly. if you have 120 buy ins for the 16's. take those extra 20 buy ins and play some 27s, if you do well and find that you can hold your own in them, or even beat them handily, good for, you're out of the 16s.

if you lose, you still have 100 buy ins for the 16's.

[K䲰䮥n]

zomg you are a woman is that you in the avatar woohoo

[dj32]

I'm following the 100 buy in rule and moving up accordingly. Not that I'm planning for a bad run, but at what point do you drop back down if you're losing at the new level? i.e. how many buy-ins should I let go, before I think about dropping back down?