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11-11-2007, 06:39 PM
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Re: Winning in Tough Hold \'em Games
[ QUOTE ] Further they show a data pool from a mid-limt full ring grinder who after 430K worth of hands is up a little less than 12K while playing at levels as high as $1/2. That's a very bleak picture of the possibilities in today's limit hold 'em. Assuming he's holding the 1000BB bankroll (or $200K) described as being needed to ply $1/$2, this player could've made about as much in interest from a money market account as he did playing 430K hands of limit hold 'em. [/ QUOTE ] +Rakeback +Bonuses that are easier to clear in Limit and it's still $$$ in your pocket. $1/$2 is a stake to avoid imho: Bad "rake + nb of good players" to "rakeback+bonus" ratio. (could depends on the site obviously) 
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11-11-2007, 11:30 PM
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Re: Winning in Tough Hold \'em Games
[ QUOTE ]
+Rakeback +Bonuses that are easier to clear in Limit and it's still $$$ in your pocket. $1/$2 is a stake to avoid imho: Bad "rake + nb of good players" to "rakeback+bonus" ratio. (could depends on the site obviously) [/ QUOTE ] I shouldn't have used abbreviations. By 1/2 I meant $100/$200.
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