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sn4ke1

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i decided to play some money games on pokerstars, i deposited $10 and played a lot of .01/.02 nl games and atm im at $15.32 but i went all the way down to $4 and up to ~23

should i go to some SNG's "i have no expierence with em"

i was reading
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/lea...nkroll-50-starting-capital-133307/index3.html

and that looks great id like to semi emulate it, start in the $1+.20? 1.10 double or nothing turbo? also different sizes 9-10-45-18-27

or should i play the $.10 360player turbo for experience

anyone wanna jump on msn/ventrilo/xfire/aim to help me out
i dont know


edit- ok i shouldnt say i have no expierence with em i placed 4th in the .10 360player on and won 2.70 but that was out of 7 games, and i tried a 1.00+.10 10player and lost 9th

u can see it http://www.sharkscope.com/index.html name - sn4ke1
 
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Play $1 45 players SNGs. The $0,1 SNGs/MTTs are way too random.
 
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Low stakes like the one's your playing can be the hardest and most frustrating to play, when stakes are low it is hard to play top ten poker and win. For one, people play more the style of luck poker, cuz the blinds are so low. So u will see more flushes and straights chased, more "favorite hands" played. There is no punishment for playing bad cards, if they lose it's just add more chips. I have learned to play sit-n-go's because it fits my style of play. When u play bad your out, no adding chips. But u have to practice and find out what kind of player do u want to be, cash play, tournament player. When u figure this out then u can decide what kind to play. And to be a winning poker player, u have to lose a little before u win a little,lol
 
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ive been on these 1.15/1.10 double or nothing pays out to top 5 and ive been doing good

think ill stick to these for a lil while and then just do the normal sitngo top3
 
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anyone wanna jump on skype/ventrilo/teamspeak and help me out a lil
 
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Yah the one table double or nothing tables at Pokerstars is a great way to build a bank roll.
Just play real tight until the blinds start rising too much, play your hands and position to represent strong cards when you have them.

Then you can move up to .10 .25 ring games once you have a bigger bank roll. '
It shouldnt take long.
Good luck
 
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theres people who just sit out the whole game and ive seen em win because theres "idiots" lol but is that aginst the rules or no because its technically just folding everything, paying the blinds
 
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i would recommend the 9 man 1.20 sit n go's. These are extremely beatable and are more rewarding to the good players than the double or nothing. I seem to have a pretty solid strategy with SnG's and would love to help you out, i'm sure its late now and don't know if your on but i could deff. give you some basic strategy to help you beat the micro SnG's with ease. Pm me if interested.
 
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I would say to start at the 1.00 + 0.20 9 person tourneys before i tryed anything else you kind of want to go in stride like 9 a few times then 18 a few times then 2 then 45 assuming you stay ahead when you loose a few in a row i would suggest dropping back down
 
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A lot of people seem to recommend small sit and go's. What merit does it have over other formats?
 
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less variance, i think that you can more consistently win smaller SnG's and finish in the money than larger ones, i.e. better for establishing a bank roll:

9 man: 3 places paid
18 man: 4 places paid (1 more place paid for double the field)
27 man: 5 places paid
etc...

I really think that this is best for building up your BR, when you have a solid BR and want to go for some bigger money, then the bigger tourney's could be appropriate.
 
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The $1.10 Double or Nothings are a good place to build your roll, but you really want to get to the $5.20s as soon as possible. You need to get away from the 10% rake as quickly as possible.
 
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i stopped the double or nothings and dknight10 has been helping me out, its a beautiful thing

i've placed in every 9 man sit n' go that ive entered so far

5-Dec-08 18:29 NL Holdem 3/9 $0.60
5-Dec-08 17:01 NL Holdem 2/9 $1.50
5-Dec-08 14:56 NL Holdem 1/9 $3.30
5-Dec-08 13:53 NL Holdem 2/9 $1.50
6-Dec-08 14:58 NL Holdem 2/9 $1.50

cant see the rest unless i pay for shark scope
and for some reason pokertracker isn't counting any of these as wins its just going straight down
 
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just getting better

i am new to playing online poker at some of my favorite sites i always find ways to defeat opponents when playing these games any new information i shall read i fit will better my playing tactics thanks:) for information i am more of a live poker setting than this one ill get it right
 
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better in sit n gos

i loveplaying sit and gos they seem more of a challege to me but playing with other players more that 2 it can get pretty ugly:joyman:
 
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