Super Turbo SnG's on Full Tilt

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  #1
23rd October 2009, 8:56 PM
soncheebs
 
Plays at: full tilt
Game: holdem, razz
Super Turbo SnG's on Full Tilt

I have been playing the 3.50+.30 Super Turbo's on Full Tilt for the last 2 days and have been getting fantastic results.

I've played 35 total
Finished 1st 7 times
Finished 2nd 6 times
Finished 3rd 10 times
Finished Out of the Money 12 times

I averaged just under 20 bucks an hour, including a big 1st place in a 14 dollar + 1 dollar that I decided to test out since I was having such good luck, which netted me over 60 bucks alone.

I am curious what you all think about these, and I geuss this is a semi brag, especially since I have been having terrible results prior in cash games

P.S. I'm currently chip leader with 3 left in another one lol
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  #2
23rd October 2009, 9:03 PM
soncheebs
 
Plays at: full tilt
Game: holdem, razz
Ya quick update I ended up finishing 1st in the one I was leading in.
  #3
23rd October 2009, 9:18 PM
CAMurray
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: all 3
Fantastic job. I like thoes as well, I start every day with 2 or 3 3.50 STs to see if the cards are falling on that day. If they are Ill play the mid range games and if the cards arent falling, Ill play the regular turbo 5 STS&Gs and have to work for my money.

  #4
24th October 2009, 9:04 AM
OzExorcist
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: wild deuces
Nice work. What's your strategy been for getting these results?
  #5
25th October 2009, 7:29 AM
mistuhandy
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: Hold'em
re: Super Turbo SnG's on Full Tilt poker

Those super turbo SNG are fun but it kills your bankroll fast tho. I played only around 2 a day can't go over it or I'll blow my bankroll again
  #6
25th October 2009, 8:48 AM
Dam Yankee
 
Plays at: Players Only
Game: hold 'em
Very nice run! My mojo has taken a hike...everything i fold is golden tho!
  #7
29th October 2009, 9:39 PM
kbasch
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: Hold'em
play the warm up to FTOPS warm up its the easiest way to turn a buck into 5 no sweat at all. VERY EASY with all the fish
  #8
29th October 2009, 10:57 PM
PattyR
 
Plays at: full tilt
Game: hold em
isn the FTOPS warm up a $5 tourney that only runs this sunday with a max of 50,000 ppl entering?

or is what your talking about something different kbasch?
  #9
30th October 2009, 4:21 AM
FTP_TheNuts
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: NLHE
You may be enjoying them now, and your just on a hot streak nothing special, i dont mean to berate you here, or make your wins sound any worse, but the 1 table supers are all luck sir, you just need to win coin flip after coin flip, they are SUPPPER HIGH VARIANCE, so dont jump to the $14 ones man, you need atleast 30 buy ins to be playing these, you could win 20 in a row then go on a streak of not cashing 25. Keep to good brm, dont make silly stake jumps, and dont get annoyed when that dickens varaince comes knocking just stick at it, you must be OK at these super turbos to be winning them, but 30 is a small sample, just watch out man....

Gl at the Tables
  #10
31st October 2009, 7:58 PM
mistuhandy
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: Hold'em
re: Super Turbo SnG's on Full Tilt poker

I been playing it a lot lately and that is why i blew my bankroll lol, guess I need some improvement on it, and will working on it tho
  #11
31st October 2009, 10:55 PM
LizzyJ
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: NLHE and PLO
The super turbos are like trying to avoid rain drops while walking through a mine field. If I was you, I'd take the money and run. The variance is super insane.
  #12
1st November 2009, 3:06 AM
smallteene
 
Plays at: full tilt
Game: holdem
Super Turbos can be brutal. You literally have 2 chances at most to make your move. I accidently entered a super turbo for a satellite to the FTP warm up tomorrow....it was only 1 table, so I was like...K i can do this. It was pretty exciting to win the entry. haha.
  #13
1st November 2009, 3:59 AM
coolnout
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: Holdem
Quote:
Originally Posted by PattyR
isn the FTOPS warm up a $5 tourney that only runs this sunday with a max of 50,000 ppl entering?

or is what your talking about something different kbasch?
There's 300 chip super turbo sattys to the FTOPS Warm Up for $1.60. Where 1-50 get entry.
  #14
1st November 2009, 4:10 AM
Poker Orifice
 
Plays at: PartyPoker
Game: NLHE
Quote:
Originally Posted by smallteene
Super Turbos can be brutal. You literally have 2 chances at most to make your move. I accidently entered a super turbo for a satellite to the FTP warm up tomorrow....it was only 1 table, so I was like...K i can do this. It was pretty exciting to win the entry. haha.
Two chances? I don't get ya? Alot of players in the $3's are limping in &/or open-raising and then even folding to shoves. You can't do this in the supers. Reason I say this is... 'two chances'?? In early levels in these I am always open-shoving,.... whether I'm holding AA,KK or ATs... it's allin or fuhged abow dit.

My parnter has had some good runs in these, playing the $14's. The $7's are typically played ALOT tighter than the $3's and seems a greater percengtage of players are more familiar with what might be considered +EV calls. In the $3's you can run into alot of terrible players (how can someone be terrible in a super turbo you might ask?... easy... ie. shoving in EP early levels with A2o for example).
I know of other guys who've played thousands of these and have actually built up small bankrolls from them. The good regs. in these typically have ROI of around +2- +4%.(large sample size).
I've found them to be profitable myself, but don't play them very often... just a 'quick fix' every now & then.
  #15
1st November 2009, 6:44 AM
chipshuffler
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: Holdem
re: Super Turbo SnG's on Full Tilt poker

Okay, these super turbos may be working for you at the moment but i can tell you your luck will change. In these crap shoots its all just luck. So many showdowns meaning so many chances to get lucky or to get extremely unlucky.

I would advise you to stop playing these or at the very least, as soon as you start to lose, STOP! Those things arent even poker. Play MTT tournaments, they will make you a much better poker playerr than those things and you will pick up bad habits play super turbos.

Just my opinion, gl
  #16
1st November 2009, 6:59 AM
WurlyQ
 
To OP: There is skill to these but you are running beyond hot. It may not necessarily look like you are running hot but you are most likely just getting a higher percentage of premium hands as compared to the norm in this case. Even if you play perfectly, your edge is not that big due to the nature of these games. Furthermore, because there are so many all ins, variance is huge.

If you can ride out the variance and can multi table these, then they are fine to play but be prepared for downswings. Even if you play perfectly, expect 20 buy in downswings over a large sample size.
  #17
2nd November 2009, 4:40 AM
turby
 
Plays at: PP, FT, PS
Game: Holdem
Right, listen to me. Its gonna get superswingy.

I thought the same as OP.. and I could build up my BR with these games. I played 7+.5 ST SNGs from $180 until $400-$500. Moved up to $14+1 ST SNGS.. was struggling to beat the $1k threshold while lingering at $600-$700... sometime breaking $900 but usually getting beat down to $500 till I'm where I am now... moved down a limit back to $7.50 +1 and I've lost my entire BR on FTP and had to redeposit $100 which is now being decimated.

I've played like maybe 1k of these ST SNGs. And dude, yes.. they're very swingy. One thing I did do was play some of the 45 man ST SNGs as well...

Take my advice and quit while you're ahead and play proper SnGs. I've sharkscoped other regulars on the tables with me and dude, they too aren't doing too well.

ST SNGs are good for fun and a quick game. But I wouldn't advise everyone to take a go at it and are primarily a quick BR booster/decimator. Both in my case. I take consolation that I did withdraw from MY FT BR for entertainment money and in the grander scheme of things, I did breakeven or make a slight profit. But Long-term BR wise, you're better off elsewhere!
  #18
2nd November 2009, 6:32 PM
Piermax
 
Plays at: Fulltilt
Game: Holdem

I do not like tournaments Superturbo. the method that I play, I'm a very passive player, I like waiting for good cards, so I do not like the super turbo tournaments, because it starts with a short stack and you have to play like crazy, but good luck to you think you have had good results in these tournaments then continue playing.
  #19
3rd November 2009, 1:45 AM
KaptainJim
 
Super Turbos are good. You are getting about 2-3% ROI if good enough with a little time invested. Also u can multitable more of them than regular SNGs More appropiate for higher levels, $30 +
  #20
3rd November 2009, 2:21 AM
ThomasShea
 
Plays at: Full Tilt
Game: HORSE
re: Super Turbo SnG's on Full Tilt poker

That is just unreal, if i had stats for those, it'd probably be near 3 wins, 3 2nds, 3rds out of 25! not even 50% of the time placing. I am addicted to those, very fun, and challenging but I always seem to be down money in the end. I have to learn how to play those better, I have bubbled NUMEROUS times, once four times in a row. Maybe I will come watch you play, see how you play. Wish you luck, KEEP it up
 



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