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obender United States. Jul 06 2008 05:35. Posts 75

What should your BR be for playing the Sunday Mil and a few nightly hundo's a week (+3,5,10 &20$ rebuys)?

I won a nightly hundo, have never been deep in the million (played it 10 times maybe). My most profitable tourney's are the 3,5,10 & 20$ rebuys. I get big stacks in these tournaments relatively often.

I find the nightly hundo & sunday mil to be much more challenging. Quality of players is obviously much higher and so im not sure if I am a winning player. I may be up overall in these tournaments but it could just be blind luck.

Should I be taking shots at the hundo & mil?

Last edit: 06/07/2008 06:15

tloapc Pitcairn. Jul 06 2008 06:17. Posts 2591

definitely

The probability of someone watching you is proportional to the stupidity of your action.

tloapc Pitcairn. Jul 06 2008 06:18. Posts 2591

I mean, if ur comfortable with it, and can afford it, and don't have 5 kids to feed, then why not take a stab

The probability of someone watching you is proportional to the stupidity of your action.

Sheitan Canada. Jul 06 2008 08:47. Posts 4217

What's your background ? You come out of nowhere and talk about grinding 150$+ mtts, what's your br at right now ?

Odds are exactly 50%, either happens or it doesnt

obender United States. Jul 06 2008 14:02. Posts 75

I just graduated from NYU business school this may. Have no plans as of yet. My brother is a pro poker player (Empire2000). I have been a winning player overall for the past few years but college kept me from playing seriously. I have spent most of my lifetime poker winnings on pot, strippers and other stupid shit. My bankroll is now around 9k and has fluctuated more than id like.

acdawg712 United States. Jul 06 2008 14:29. Posts 2639

hmmm for something as big of a crapshoot the million is at times, I don't know if 40 ish buyins is enough. I think what you are doing now is probably fine, throw in some 100 dollar tourneys, and you should be good.

phil hellmuth is genuinely a stupid person and he does not understand poker very well at all - [vital]myth

lazymej Canada. Jul 07 2008 10:08. Posts 2897

On July 06 2008 13:02 obender wrote:
I just graduated from NYU business school this may. Have no plans as of yet. My brother is a pro poker player (Empire2000). I have been a winning player overall for the past few years but college kept me from playing seriously. I have spent most of my lifetime poker winnings on pot, strippers and other stupid shit. My bankroll is now around 9k and has fluctuated more than id like.

lol nice.