| This is a discussion on micro stakes MTT easier to win? within the online poker forums, in the Tournament Poker section; i believe micro stakes MTTs are easier because i've had more success in them. Like i played a 2.20 one time (with about 400 people) ... |
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| micro stakes MTT easier to win? i believe micro stakes MTTs are easier because i've had more success in them. Like i played a 2.20 one time (with about 400 people) and got all the way to the final table with a breeze. However, i played a 5.50 tounrey (with a field with about 400 also) and i struggled to make it into like 20th place. So would u guys suggest playing more 2.20 tourneys with LARGER fields rather than a 5.50 tourney with smaller fields? |
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| Two MTT examples such as you have given isnt a good representation of how MTT's can be. Play 100 of each and then you'll have more of an idea of which suits you. But just because your bankroll says you can play higher limits... sometimes your skill says otherwise... Be smart and expect a wild roller coaster ride with MTT's |
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| I don't think the skill level in these two levels are going to be all that different, so I don't think the answer should lie there...IMO, you should play in the smallest fields that your bankroll can afford...and for large field MTT's, you should have enough for 100 buy-ins. |
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| First off, making it to the FT will not a be breeze at any level. Also a top 20 finish in an mtt should be seen as a positive, even though you didn't reach the final table. You are basing your argument for playing lower mtts off a sample size of two. Bad idea. To get an overall picture of which ones you will do better in consistently you need to play hundreds, not just two. |
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And definitely agree with the 100 buy-ins. |
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| Gday, That a big YES from me. I have been playing Micro stakes forever, as soon as I venture up a level, I struggle too. I think this is because I know in the back of my mind, (yep theres that little man again), that $5.50 is two and half of $2.20 tourneys. I know that shouldnt come into my game, but it does, and i hate it. So, yes just keep at dude. |
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Generally speaking, 'yes' the lower they buyin, the weaker/fishier players will be. |
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