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#11
02-08-2007, 10:59 PM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
if ur playing for money, id suggest never stop moving up. Poker is still so easy to beat, and there's a ton of money to be made, dont sell urselves short and dont stop at a level coz 'it pays for wat i need' coz u guys can do so much better
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02-09-2007, 08:39 AM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
I don't intend to.
AS soon as my roll is robustoed to a decent no. buyins I'm taking a redux shot @ NL100. I'm fairly confident I'll be able to eventually beat it though my first run was meh, I showed a friend most of my hands and he saw alot sick variance -there as alot set/set both ways and 2outers. The play is better but I learnt alot whilst I was there and became a better player. For me I'm always looking to get better so if I'm getting better I'll end up naturally moving up in stakes albeit slowly [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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#13
02-09-2007, 09:13 AM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
Played a year at NL25 300 h/hr (FR) 11 PTBB ~$20 including bonuses. It's a grind but always soft games around so you can pick your own hours. Tried to move up but losing $100 in a hand kept freaking me out while 4 buyins at 25NL I took in my stride (lifetime $100NL +3.8 PTBB/100 over 9k hands). The micros are so bad you can kill NL25 without really having to think or sober up.
Now I'm properly employed again I'm looking to learn 6-max and move up quickly (started with $250 bonus money from FR at another site, will move up to 50NL at $500 and 100NL at $1k then grind out accepted BR reqs there, if I busto that oh well it was free money anyway, I can go and grind some more out - currently at $432) there were definitely a few others living off it. All tax-free in the UK which helps. Each to their own.
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#14
02-09-2007, 09:45 AM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
Like a few others have said, I plan on moving back up to nl100 (Hopefully by the end of the month) but I don't know if I'll play past there. I played at nl200 for a bit but there were a lot of decent regulars and I was just a 12-tabling HUD-bot. I'm learning a lot about the game now so maybe I'll move up past nl100, but it's just so easy and you can make a decent living there.
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#16
02-09-2007, 02:30 PM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
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seems like everybody has the same plan... I will move to 100NL by next month and plan to crush it over 100K hands before thinking of moving up... [/ QUOTE ] Yep, that's my plan. Started uNL last month at 25NL, and made enough to move up to 50NL by the end of the month. Started at 50NL this month, and should have enough to move up to 100NL after the weekend, variance providing. I'll play out the month at 50, then start 100 in March. With all of 2+2 having the same plans it sounds like it might be a rockgarden. Meh.
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#17
02-09-2007, 03:05 PM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
Personally, I hope to play 500,000 hands at $10NL before moving up to $25NL.
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02-10-2007, 05:12 AM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
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Personally, I hope to play 500,000 hands at $10NL before moving up to $25NL. [/ QUOTE ] I'm sorry...Did you say half a million hands? That's making me question...If I can double my roll in 20,000 hands in a limit and move up...Is that wrong?
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02-10-2007, 05:59 AM
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Re: Staying in uNL voluntarily
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Personally, I hope to play 500,000 hands at $10NL before moving up to $25NL. [/ QUOTE ] you are a retard. so is the person who wanted to crush 100nl before going higher. for god's sake. do you like money?
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