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Old 06-20-2007, 12:41 PM
Pivel Pivel is offline
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Default MultiTabling OR Moving up ?

I currently play $6 SnGs 2 at a time. Should I focus on moving up in stakes or first learn how to multitable more tables? Any advice would be great. TY in advance. If this helps I have over a 30% ROI on the $6 tables.
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Old 06-20-2007, 01:10 PM
estoysinblanca estoysinblanca is offline
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Default Re: MultiTabling OR Moving up ?

To boost your hourly rate i'd take on 2 more tables at a time.. Another thing you can do is play 2 6$ sngs & add 1 higher one (11$)..
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Old 06-20-2007, 01:17 PM
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Default Re: MultiTabling OR Moving up ?

From experience I say move up (as long as you have the bankroll).

Moving up is better than adding tables because

- you will improve much faster and grow as a player, and thus make more $$ in the long-term

- you will keep multi-tabling variance down (aside from adjusting to slightly higher skilled opponents) while still increasing your $/hr

I personally find it more fun to 2-table NL400 and analyze every player action than to 12-table NL100, although either one might bring in a similar $/hr.
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Old 06-22-2007, 01:28 PM
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Default Re: MultiTabling OR Moving up ?

What do people think of 30% ROI? For $6 SNGs is that good, very good or amazing? My ROI at that level is currently between 15 to 20 percent...
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