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VirtualFish
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hello,
If useful --about me:
I've been playing Sit N Go's on Full Tilt for a while now, and have been quite diligent in ensuring I don't play too far outside my bankroll allowances. On Full Tilt I almost always play a 6 player SnG for $2.25 or $5.50 buy in.
Currently i've played just over 150 games, and am looking at an overall ROI of 19% most of which was at the lower 2.25 amount. Feeling confident, and having learned alot I started playing more of the 5.50 which is probably around 12% ROI.
Overall I've found the two levels very similiar with the big difference being a few more all-ins at the lowest level.
Questions
So my questions to you more experienced and better players are:
1. What has been the biggest differences you found as you also moved up from 5 to 10 to 20 dollar SnGs?
2. How many games in a certain level, and what was your ROI or other factor that you used before you felt comfortable moving up? Is there a better indicator that I should be using?
3. I don't even know if someone can answer this, but I'll ask anyway. If in the money I find that I come in 2nd probably 70% of the time. (in 6 handed top 2 cash) Usually I go into heads up as the underdog with the chip leader having at least 2-3 times the chips I do. Should I be accepting that 2nd is not bad and good playing? Is a good SnG player someone who cashes or someone who comes in first?
Thanks in advance, and love the chat/advice I read on here.
VF
If useful --about me:
I've been playing Sit N Go's on Full Tilt for a while now, and have been quite diligent in ensuring I don't play too far outside my bankroll allowances. On Full Tilt I almost always play a 6 player SnG for $2.25 or $5.50 buy in.
Currently i've played just over 150 games, and am looking at an overall ROI of 19% most of which was at the lower 2.25 amount. Feeling confident, and having learned alot I started playing more of the 5.50 which is probably around 12% ROI.
Overall I've found the two levels very similiar with the big difference being a few more all-ins at the lowest level.
Questions
So my questions to you more experienced and better players are:
1. What has been the biggest differences you found as you also moved up from 5 to 10 to 20 dollar SnGs?
2. How many games in a certain level, and what was your ROI or other factor that you used before you felt comfortable moving up? Is there a better indicator that I should be using?
3. I don't even know if someone can answer this, but I'll ask anyway. If in the money I find that I come in 2nd probably 70% of the time. (in 6 handed top 2 cash) Usually I go into heads up as the underdog with the chip leader having at least 2-3 times the chips I do. Should I be accepting that 2nd is not bad and good playing? Is a good SnG player someone who cashes or someone who comes in first?
Thanks in advance, and love the chat/advice I read on here.
VF