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Old 11-20-2007, 08:44 AM
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Default Re: are TURBOS a CRAPSHOOT

With the creation of the pushchart shouldn't short stack play be a bit easier?

Im thinking that if you can play a short stack better than your opponents, you should be able to maintain a positive ROI in the turbos while getting in more games than the standard structure that takes twice as long.
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Old 11-20-2007, 08:48 AM
JayPez JayPez is offline
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Default Re: are TURBOS a CRAPSHOOT

does anyone know what roi% to aim for the the turbo mtt sngs?

like whats a good roi for...

Pokerstars
$225/18's
$114/18's
$60/18's
$60/45's
$27/45's
$12/180's

Full tilts
$75/45's
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Old 11-20-2007, 09:31 AM
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Default Re: are TURBOS a CRAPSHOOT

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Turbos really force you to learn tournament-specific strategies which will help you in normal tourneys. You can't "wait for a better spot" because of the time crunch and stack sizes, so you learn to stick it in anywhere reasonably favorable and gamboooool fearlessly. And that mindset can be an enormous help in regular tournaments.

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Major QFT. I learned short-stack concepts very quickly playing $27R turbos on Tribeca about 18 months ago. And I had a decent ROI while I was at it.
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