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Originally Posted by urubu111
pokerstars Steve and pokerstarsBaard, pls read this:
agree a LOT w this. more people would be playing 25/50 if this happens...
its a huge jump play 25/50.. 10/20 doesn't run too often, so if you are a 10/20 reg, your grind usually has lots of 5/10 tables... 5/10-10/20 to 25/50 is huge diference...
thats why many people play for years at mid stakes and dont play 25/50. 10/20reg has avg buy in 1,5k (because he need plays 5/10 because not many tables runs at 10/20), so if you lose 3buy ins at 25/50 (which happens every 10min at plo), you just lose 10 avg buy ins in your standard game...thats sick.
disagree with this completely. i dont think adding in 15/30 20/40 would suddenly make people play 2550. it would probably dilute the player pools at 1020 & 2550 that much more. if you want people to play more 2550, inject the poker economy with more "fish" or stop producing strategy/videos teaching new players that bumhunting is ok and "part of the game". if the large % of players had less extreme game selection, more games would run! edit: didn't a ton of 10/20, 2550 run when the legend pokrparty! was grinding every day? all it takes is a few guys like that. (doesnt have to be so extreme but hopefully you get the point.) simply speaking though, if you had a bigger player pool, more games would run.. think lowstakes NL/PLO.
also.. part of the awesome part of poker is making the jump from 10/20 to 25/50... and 25/50 to 50/100+. call it a "leap of faith" if you want.
can't find better "leap of faith" gif.
people play midstakes forever because they either aren't good enough to make the jump, get railed by variance, or just hate the variance and want to play stress free poker there. people also have the option of selling a longterm %. if you are that good, it shouldnt be an issue! pretty sure some other sites offer 15/30-20/40 and 2550 doesn't suddenly run because people have those options.
to fix short stack problem simply up the minbuyin...
Last edited by tcorbin16; 10-01-2012 at 01:11 PM.