How are the games currently at Party Poker

mark_foley · #1 01-21-2007, 01:02 AM

I might be moving overseas and was wondering how the games at Party Poker are now compared to before they cut off the US market. Especially at the 100-400 NL level.

mark_foley · #2 01-21-2007, 03:29 AM

Also would I have to close my current account in order to open a new one if I move.

Toasta · #3 01-21-2007, 03:26 PM

the midstake games are sweet as long as u play sh, nl100-400sh is pretty awesome, also limit 3/6-10/20 is pretty fishy.

If u play fulltring i would go with stars.

Eclipse86 · #4 01-24-2007, 02:43 AM

nl200+.. all the way up to NL1k full ring are quite juicy still.. I was there playing clearing the christmas reloads earlier this month, and i made quite a bit of cash there.

younggunz · #5 01-25-2007, 02:50 PM

Full Ring 200+ are basically brutal/non existant. The avg table vpip of the 200's is 19 and there is is only about 7 of them running at peak time. 400nl has about 1 or 2 tables peak time and thats about it for Full ring 200+. Once in a while there is a 1k table running.

j00ky · #6 01-25-2007, 03:22 PM

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Also would I have to close my current account in order to open a new one if I move.

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Close your account. 60 days before you can make a new one, a much easier solution then trying to explain to Party that you've moved somewhere your now able to play.

mephisto · #7 01-26-2007, 05:04 AM

what, I can't register a new account before 60 days???? I just asked them to close my account so I can register a new one with RB...... grrr.... hope this isn't true.

sandycove · #8 01-27-2007, 03:30 PM

My experience is counter-intuitive, but I always had much better results on Stars at SNG levels from $16 to $55, as opposed to Party.

Stars is already a tighter proposition today and maybe no proposition at all for Americans tomorrow, so I am beginning a move to Party, uneasily.

So far, with just a touch of recent experience, the low-medium SNG speeds are far too wild for my taste.

Maybe I've just become a better player (one can hope), but the regular $33 SNGs seem to be populated by excessively optimistic and creative opposition, chucking in chips with jaw-dropping abandon.