| This is a discussion on Moving to 10NL a couple of questions? within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Hi guys, im thinking of moving to 10NL very soon from 5NL, i was just wondering what will change or how i should change perhaps? ... |
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| Moving to 10NL a couple of questions? Hi guys, im thinking of moving to 10NL very soon from 5NL, i was just wondering what will change or how i should change perhaps? over the last 25k hands at 5NL i have been playing a 10/7 game. Also, do you use Agg factor or frequency, i am never paying attention to this stat, should i be? I really dont understand how to use it properly i have always had agg frequency as a stat, but i just need to understand how i can use it advantageously so like some examples would be great. Thanks in advance! |
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| To your first question - Im at 10nl 2 months now. You will find players are less passive and more aggressive. Moe 3betting and less check/calling. Not extremely different though. I was intimidated at first with the aggression but I play at 20/14ish full ring so I was getting into big pots with not great hands. Play nice and tight to get used to it. Lotsa fish still! Dont knw bout other question sorry! |
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| 10nl isnt any harder than 5nl. The hardest thing is believing that. Yeah you should be looking at someones agg. stats. If someone is playing 50% of hands and infinite aggression. Then theyre looking to spew you some chips. If someone is playing 10/10 with a .05 agg and they want to give you action... You better have the nuts. These are rough examples and EVERY time there will be other variables to consider. But it should give you an idea how to use it. |
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| Yeah ive tried the starting table technique before which is alright but only if its a couple. Id like to know what other players playing full ring 10NL do for table selection. Previously id always look for tables with 30% seeing flop or more and as high a pot size as i could, and id still join tables with like 25% seeing flop if there wasnt any higher, but at 10NL it seems theres not very many above 30 or 25, is it okay to be joining tables with 15-20% seeing the flop? |
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| IMO yes. Even though I'd potentionally be making more money at a weaker table, I rather be playing a slightly tougher table, than sit around and wait for the perfect table to open up. Even if you encounter some tougher competition, it will increase your skills so that you will be able to beat tougher players as you move up. |
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| re: Moving to 10NL a couple of questions? poker Quote:
Basically you can specify the criteria you want and the client will automatically search for tables that meet the conditions you input. For example, when I sit down to play, I look for tables with at least 8 players and at least 28% of the players seeing the flop. Then a bunch of tables will pop up when there's an open seat. So basically you have more time to play poker and you spend less time actually table selecting because it automatically does it for you. Pretty cool stuff. |
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