Making the move to 400NL full ring. Any tips?

[younggunz]

Im averaging 5 bb/100hr 8 tabling the 200's over the year. I play pretty nittish (12/7). What can I expect at the 400's that I don't see at the 200's? Thanks for any responses

[Requin]

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Making the move to 400NL full ring. Any tips?

[/ QUOTE ] Don't. Learn short-handed.

[Woolygimp]

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What can I expect at the 400's that I don't see at the 200's?

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Martians.

[Isura]

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Im averaging 5 bb/100hr 8 tabling the 200's over the year. I play pretty nittish (12/7). What can I expect at the 400's that I don't see at the 200's? Thanks for any responses

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More nits like you!

[younggunz]

I played SH for a couple of weeks and found that it is not for me...I was forced to make a ton of marginal calls that would put me on tilt....I need to work on that [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Aside from that, the damn tables would always break or the fish would always bust out fast so I was constantly looking for good tables to join. I agree though, SH is the future of NL. I'm only sticking with FR because I am pretty good at it and the 200 games are still good. I'm not sure about the 400's though.

[ArturiusX]

Set mining is easy.

[jsnipes28]

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Set mining is easy.

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Maybe if you're good at flopping sets it is.

[Gary Stevenson]

i play 400nl FR, tables are pretty soft most of the time IMO. at certain times of the day (rarely) the tables will be mostly full of multitabling regulars, but most of them are bad enough that i still sit down. not much different from 200nl, just get used to the bigger bets and you should be fine

[Big_Jim]

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