Moving up with a win? (apparently LC)

ImprovinNewbie · #1 02-27-2007, 12:36 AM

this is something i've been thinking about but i havent done it... what if i start at a 10NL table and then once i double up or so i move to 25NL and work on that? continuing til lets say 50NL and trying to make the most out of that and then starting again. wouldnt this be a fast way to make a a lot of buy ins for 10NL or a safe way to make a roll for 25NL? this would have to be worked out a little more and i'm looking for your help there. ive heard about various "challenges" starting with a small roll and constraints but ive not really heard of this. hmmmmmm. this might be what i do wen i deposit next time.

ImprovinNewbie · #2 02-27-2007, 05:25 PM

serious bump. im really curious about this.

ShipitFMA · #3 02-28-2007, 05:55 AM

http://www.ultimatebet.com/learn-pok...?articleID=138

read that, it talks about doing it with SnG's. Basically moving up as you win, and increasing your roll

runout_mick · #4 02-28-2007, 06:13 AM

You realize that this method is essentially a tournament, right?

ShipitFMA · #5 02-28-2007, 07:55 AM

With the question this guy is asking, i dont see how the same theory cannot apply in this situation..

ImprovinNewbie · #6 02-28-2007, 12:44 PM

i see what you are saying bc i would stay at ~100 BB stack but as i moved up my earning potential is greater b/c stakes are bigger (ie pots worth more). it is a way to never play too deep and to move up through out the day hoping winning pots will grow in an exponential fashion. with 2.5 buy ins for 10NL (250 BB) most likely the biggest pots i will win are someones 100BB stack since most people dont play that deep. moving up with this money is a better investment of 2.5 buy ins at 10NL as 1 buy in at 25NL where a 100BB stack is worth more. this is assuming one could play 25NL or 50NL without being scared money and play their best. if not then staying at 10 would be better. i think i can play 25 and 50 but this seems like a fairly risk free to roll myself for those tables. at 50NL i may only be risking (actually i would only be risking) my original buy in for 10NL.... i just am curious how "risky" this kind of BR plan is.