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Trav94 Canada. Aug 23 2013 01:29. Posts 1785 | | |
So I've built my roll playing micro stakes cash to $200. I've always enjoyed tournament/sng play more then cash, but I think cash (at least for me) has helped me learn the basics of poker better then tournaments/sng's would have.
Anyway, so I really feel ready and want to transition to mttsng's and some mtt's. What kind of brm should I use for these games? I was thinking 100 buy ins minimum for mtt's, and 200 buy ins for sngs? So I'd play the $1 and $1.50 45/90 man sngs, with occasional $2.50 180 mans just trying to bink one. Also play mtt's no bigger then The Big $2.20 for ex, with occasional $3.30 and $4.40 shots.
I'd build the roll to to about $625 or so, and transition to just playing the $2.50 180 mans and tournaments no bigger then $5 with occasional shots at Sunday Storm for ex. Does this sound like an ok plan? Also, any advice for playing games would also be greatly appreciated.
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SoC United Kingdom. Aug 23 2013 02:44. Posts 999 | | |
Why a bigger roll for SnG than MTT?
Plan 9/18man Sng's, $1.50. If you crush them, spin your roll up and move to $3.50's. SnG's have less variance, so should be 100x for SnG, and 1000x for MTT. (Very few people go for that though) |
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player999 Brasil. Aug 23 2013 08:18. Posts 7978 | | |
lol no, fuck 9man/18man, thats not poker
ur plan is good op |
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Trav94 Canada. Aug 23 2013 11:06. Posts 1785 | | |
bigger roll for sng then MTT, because I'd be playing sngs mostly, with only some mtt's mixed in. |
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KeyleK_uk United Kingdom. Aug 23 2013 17:38. Posts 1687 | | |
yea perfect plan op but make sure you keep the majority of your plays at the lower stakes so the occasional shots are occasional.
Cliffs - good plan - so stick to it!  |
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