Hello,

Since last week I have started playing the Double or Nothing sit'n'g format 6max where first 3 double their money. Thankfully, I have good results so far but I am always looking for ways to improve.
If any of you have any usefull posts or articles please post them here.
Moreover, if you have previous experience with this type of game and have any useful insights I would really appreciate it.

Thank you in advance.

P.S.
What do you generally think about the double or nothing games?

Originally Posted by SetsRagn

Hello,

Since last week I have started playing the Double or Nothing sit'n'g format 6max where first 3 double their money. Thankfully, I have good results so far but I am always looking for ways to improve.
If any of you have any usefull posts or articles please post them here.
Moreover, if you have previous experience with this type of game and have any useful insights I would really appreciate it.

Thank you in advance.

P.S.
What do you generally think about the double or nothing games?

I used to play these games some time ago. They are maybe the less swinging game variant. You just have to play it TAG, more to tight than aggressive and not be so much unlucky. You rarely will lose money with this game. And not make a lot of money too, but they are fun.

I like this game format

oh i like this format a lot actually. it's fast and easy money if you know what you're doing.

I really like Double or Nothing sit'n'g, i like it much better than traditional sng. For the most part, it goes well for me too, the secret is adhering to bankroll management and a good late game strategy. Unfortunately, my favorite poker room does not have Double or Nothing

Double or Nothing is easier than SNG or tournaments, must notice to fold and all-in opportunity.

Originally Posted by Richardszabo

I really like Double or Nothing sit'n'g, i like it much better than traditional sng. For the most part, it goes well for me too, the secret is adhering to bankroll management and a good late game strategy. Unfortunately, my favorite poker room does not have Double or Nothing

How many buyins do you think someone should have before advancing to the next level?

What limit are you playing and how do you characterize your opponents ’game? I think that there are other dispiplines that are more profitable

I am currently 4 tabling the 5$ games. I have won 62% of my first 127 tables.
My bankroll is about 200$.

When should I move to the 10$ games?

Moreover, I am categorizing my opponents on whether or not they protect/steal blinds. However, I am looking for a good categorizing system if you can recommend one.

Thanks

Originally Posted by SetsRagn

Hello,

Since last week I have started playing the Double or Nothing sit'n'g format 6max where first 3 double their money. Thankfully, I have good results so far but I am always looking for ways to improve.
If any of you have any usefull posts or articles please post them here.
Moreover, if you have previous experience with this type of game and have any useful insights I would really appreciate it.

Thank you in advance.

P.S.
What do you generally think about the double or nothing games?

Generally play solid and keep it tight, since some of the players in the game aren't following ICM and are playing to win you can squeak into the money quite a bit by avoiding confrontation.

this format is great practice for satellite tournaments where cashing is all that matters!

It's a good way to win low stakes and try to register at expensives buy-ins such as 3.50$ 2.50$ and so on...

IN my opinion, This is an interesting format of the game. I like even more than the usual sit & go

I like 'Double or Nothing 6max'.
if you get this article or something useful, share it with people

I played 100 1 USD-games @partypoker and won about 62.

After fees, I had an earning of about 20 %. Do you think the 2 USD level is even harder?
I lost so often against Allin-Players which had trips or a lucky straight on the river :/

Is it better to play tight at the beginning, folding mid pairs after raises on the flop or should you risk more, to use the risk awareness of the opponents and have more chips before the blinds are very high?

I have played the Double or Nothing games, but found them a little boring, they used to be 10 player games and on Pokerstars you had the added advantage of Chip stack count, so if you finished with the most chips you actually got more than double.
I prefer now the 9 player K.O. Games where you get a set bounty for each player eliminated plus the top 3 get a payout, My best score to date is a Win with 7 bounties, if you can mange 5 bounties you are basically free-rolling because for a Dollar buy-in 5 will pay you your money back.

When the fun Stops, STOP!