Thank you all very much for your comments, a lot of good insights and perspectives for my to continue pushing forward.
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Originally Posted by Dr_Doctr
If you can't beat NL25 moving up to NL100 doesn't sound like the best idea I've ever heard, even with the rake.
The rake is outrageous, especially on stars. Play somewhere else. Also game select. It's amazing how many otherwise good players don't. Maybe an ego thing. If you're at a table with a bunch of obvious regs, leave, even if you're better that them. The rake will murder all of you. Lots of tables with terrible players at NL25. Find one and stay there until the fish bust, then leave again. No excuses for not doing it.
Yeah obviously I won't do the shot at higher levels in a crazy way, but it made me realize that I have to consider also the rake with the net won, to have a better picture of how I am actually doing at that level.
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Originally Posted by whiteowls
Definitely try spreading your roll across softer sites.
Any recommendations of sites?
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Originally Posted by ChipsNcrisps
160,000 hands is laughable, u could still be a crusher/loser at the stake
ive had 100K+ be stretches many times
volume and study ma fwend
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Originally Posted by ChipsNcrisps
^^just to give u an idea, im breakeven on z25 on stars after 200K hands but am 5bb on 50z after 300khands
we have no idea how bad variance can be
Thanks for sharing man, how many tables & hands per day do you play?
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Originally Posted by gabl136
I've always been told 200k hands actually isn't that much. I think you might be overlooking that.
Also, rigorous table selection is insanely important. I really don't consider myself that good (I'm sure I would be a losing player among a bunch of 10NL regulars), but If I table select enough I win at 10NL.
That means when a fish busts I leave the table. I color code bad players and make notes anytime I get a chance. And also, when a seat opens to the left of a fishy player I take it. It's a pain in the ass, but it is absolutely worth it.
I do game select fairly well and actually do all the color coding and fish hunting stuff, what I was overlooking the most was the schedules in which I play, do you have any recommendations in that matter? I suppose that weekends and some window of time in regular days, any help would be very appreciated