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preparing to move up from $50NL to $100NL

Postby ua1176 » Tue Oct 18, 2005 10:50 am

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Postby DaveRed » Tue Oct 18, 2005 12:30 pm

I went from $50 NL to $100 NL on PokerStars. No different.. Made around $1k in a month when I jumped up.. which is about what I made on $10, $25, and $50 NL all combined.
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Postby T-Rod » Tue Oct 18, 2005 3:10 pm

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Postby excession » Tue Oct 18, 2005 4:14 pm

I'd agree about the $100 6 max - I find it very aggro compared to the $50 or even $100 NL Full Ring.

I've found it tought to adjust to be honest and it's taken my a couple of months to get much better than break even (though of course at $100 6 max you can speed thru bonuses at Party/Crypto and Prima very quickly).

The jump from $50 to $100 Full Ring by contrast I didn't see much difference
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Postby rdale » Tue Oct 18, 2005 6:36 pm

Sometimes I notice table selection playing a larger roll in the $100 game. Every now and then I find a table too tough sit, but I play six max, if 3:5 opponents are good, the bad opponents better really stink and have big stacks and I might be in horrible position to isolate the bad players. The biggest difference is the money on the table is worth playing for at the $100 game. IMO the smaller games are great to cut your teeth on, but profit is so slow coming that it seems to take forever to build up funds. $100NL I see more use for bluffs, especially if you have picked up on someones bs bet. I think it is where low stakes NL starts to slide from being a card game to a poker game.

Take short steps up, pick a day to add a table, or start off with just one table to get used to the bet and raise sizes. It will seem much bigger to have to fire $8-10 than $4-5 with missed AK.
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