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Originally Posted by drzen
I play lower limits than you on Ongame, but I can tell you:
1/ Turbos suck. They have three-minute blinds, and way too many players play horribly slowly or have bad connections, so you basically get no hands before you're at push/fold. IOW, ******s play properly without even trying.
2/ There isn't a huge amount of traffic. Lower-limit turbos fill quite quickly but you'd struggle to get the volume higher.
3/ The software is not as reliable as Stars, but it's not horrible.
4/ There's a limit on how many tables you can have open, but I can't remember what it is. Six? Eight? I guess you could have two clients open at the same time though.
5/ You can't resize tables. There are "mini tables", which I find quite playable, but they aren't modifiable.
6/ Can't use PT/PAHUD.
Hope that helps a bit. I think Vers plays a lot on Ongame and can probably tell you a lot more.
1) The turbos def. have high variance and smaller edges than with slower structures, but OTOH you get way more games/h (12-tabling contiuously -> 25 games per hour or so playing turbos).
2) If you want to 12+ -table then you have to mix in different levels or non-turbos at the off-peak hours. Especially if you play $33+ games.
4) 12 cash game tables is the max: you can't open more tables past that except through waiting lists.. I don't think there is really a maximum for tourneys as such. I've played 16 at a time fwiw.
5) I really like the mini tables since PT won't work anyway. It's the best minitable view I've come across.