Getting started - Page 3

goragora · #21 05-31-2007, 01:09 PM

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You really need to start off playing 0.50/1 and putting in your time in SSSH. Your experience should speed your learning curve but you do need to learn.

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0.5/1 huh, really!? I was thinking about 5/10 or maybe 3/6, I have been playing online for 6 about years. Do you others agree with this? What do I "miss" if I skip the levels below 0.5/1-2/4?

Someone stated I should read Millers book, I've done that a while but its mostly for full ring, is it good anyway to reread it if I should give this a try?

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I think you can start with 3/6 withouth a problem, Guess u have more than sufficient bankroll from NL

freshjuuuiice · #22 05-31-2007, 01:12 PM

small edge + big rake makes 5-10 hard to beat. u are going to go nuts at 5-10. you need to be playing 10-20 at a bare minimum in order to have any chance of moving up

goragora · #23 05-31-2007, 01:44 PM

with good RB deal, is 5/10 quite beatable

freshjuuuiice · #24 05-31-2007, 04:01 PM

funny, i beat 30-60+ for over one and a half bets per hundred hands, and yet i couldn't muster more than half a bet/100 at 5-10.

mute · #25 05-31-2007, 04:23 PM

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funny, i beat 30-60+ for over one and a half bets per hundred hands, and yet i couldn't muster more than half a bet/100 at 5-10.

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Sample size?

Sactodian · #26 06-01-2007, 04:01 AM

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TAG, TAG, TAG, Multi Tabling Reg, TAG, crazy 55/35 guy who is actually the best player at the table

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Huh?

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There are two guys in the stars 10/20 with stats like these who are killing the games playing two tables at a time. There are probably more, but I know of only two.

soda

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uh, who? PM me if you want. I don't know these guys...

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PM me too, I also like to know...