Difference between $22s and $109s

[adamw005]

I'm currently playing the $22s and just started 4-tabling. My ROI is around 25-30%. I'm curious how much harder the $55s and $109s are compared to the $22s. What kind of ROI drop would you expect when moving up?

-adam

[EricW]

lol

[bruin]

sample size?

[Taraz]

You are probably not beating the 22s for 25-30% over the long term. And they are much, much softer than the 55s and 109s. I wouldn't suggest trying to jump straight to the 109s, it's a very big adjustment.

[adamw005]

Sample size for my ROI is only like 275. Just started to keep track.

[adamw005]

Thanks for the input Taraz, I realize that the 22s are very soft. I've just never played above the $33s and was curious how big of a jump it is to the $109s.

[adamw005]

What kind of ROI would you expect to average over long-term?

[EricW]

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[mike28]

it's a whole new world

[TravestyFund]

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Thanks for the input Taraz, I realize that the 22s are very soft. I've just never played above the $33s and was curious how big of a jump it is to the $109s.

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Very big jump. Play at least ~1500 @ each level, evaluate and then decide if it is +ev to move up. Def dont jump straight up to 109s. There is a large skill difference with 22s and 33s, let alone 22s and 109s.