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Ftrunkz Australia. Jan 13 2008 21:04. Posts 384 | | |
Well, During the holidays I've been waking up around 1pm-3pm everyday and just chilling,however after a good cash in the $2 tournament last week, i decided today i was going to woke up at 7am Australian time to play the hundred grand guaranteed. I managed to get to the 2nd level of money, earning myself $30 profit and pushing my bankroll over $200!
However, this is where the hard part comes in, i always planned on using the 20 BI rule when it came to ring games. However, I've only played about 500 hands total at NL5, and whilst i feel comfortable that i could beat it, i don't think I've necessarily improved my game that much from when i played NL2 (except for giving people a little more credit for hands).
So i need some suggestions from people with experience, is creeping up to NL10 really that bad and that much harder then NL5 that its worth getting a bit more experience there before jumping up? And how much experience should i need?!?!?!
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bane United States. Jan 13 2008 21:12. Posts 2379 | | |
500 hand sample size? put in a few thousand at nl5 just to be sure i think |
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Python817 Canada. Jan 13 2008 21:13. Posts 2733 | | |
nl10 and nl5 is basically the samething |
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jase Australia. Jan 13 2008 21:33. Posts 1604 | | | |
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Play 20K hands at NL5 and after that if you feel like you can beat that stake comfortably then move up. Personally I'd rather play NL5 with 10 then NL10 with 10 cause it's a)more fun b)deepstack play lets you punish all the fish. |
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20k hands at nl5? what would you possibly learn from that about playing actual poker? |
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tachyonweb United States. Jan 13 2008 22:17. Posts 290 | | | |
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lachlan Australia. Jan 13 2008 22:22. Posts 6991 | | |
play 5 k then move up to NL10 if u are in the green |
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MrH317 United States. Jan 13 2008 23:24. Posts 50 | | | |
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