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i agree, if u get bored try SnGs


PoPoVitch
Joined: 10.01.2008

Originally posted by Dragar
SH SSS players deserve to go broke imo....

sorry I switched from FR to SH because of the sss players on FR... if they now follow to also ruin that game... I just hope they all go broke :) (mainly to me of course)

Don't worry at the moment, I think that anybody who play sss sh under nl50 will go broke, cause of lack of stats.


i will also try it in April on nl100sh.
i play regularly nl200FR.

Shorthanded or not, it stays the same game.
It's just 80% Steals/Resteals.

variance is huge i think.


PoPoVitch
Joined: 10.01.2008

Originally posted by wuusaa
i will also try it in April on nl100sh.
i play regularly nl200FR.

Shorthanded or not, it stays the same game.
It's just 80% Steals/Resteals.

variance is huge i think.

a lot more of 3 betting as well you will go broke with hand like AT sometimes less.

Varaiance is huge less than 50 bi will be difficult


TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007

What about real poker, BSS? :rolleyes:


Originally posted by TribunCaesar
What about real poker, BSS? :rolleyes:

+1


mishkagg
Joined: 29.07.2008

Originally posted by arky
I am starting to believe that SSS is not profitable - I have played about 16K hands and I am on + 15 dollars (0,05/0,10) But only because Ive got lucky on coinflips (AK) lately.. On FL I was way in front. SSS is good only for point accumulation since it is mostly (at least for me) on zero profit..

Well I don't know about that. I started playing it recently again. Like a month ago at PokerStars. I started with the $0.05/0.1 limit and at around $100 I moved up to $0.1/0.25 and yesterday I peaked my BR at $192. Nd this with around 3k hands. So I guess you're playing the wrong room or the wrong tables or just playing the SSS wrong.


Originally posted by mishkagg

Originally posted by arky
I am starting to believe that SSS is not profitable - I have played about 16K hands and I am on + 15 dollars (0,05/0,10) But only because Ive got lucky on coinflips (AK) lately.. On FL I was way in front. SSS is good only for point accumulation since it is mostly (at least for me) on zero profit..

Well I don't know about that. I started playing it recently again. Like a month ago at PokerStars. I started with the $0.05/0.1 limit and at around $100 I moved up to $0.1/0.25 and yesterday I peaked my BR at $192. Nd this with around 3k hands. So I guess you're playing the wrong room or the wrong tables or just playing the SSS wrong.

Or it might just be variance hitting him :P. I suggest that you evaluate your sessions, post hands in the hand evaluation section, watch some videos/coachings and if everything is fine, you should just keep on playing - an upswing should come sooner or later. At least you aren't on a downswing ;).


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Volrath89
Joined: 23.07.2008

Thanks for your replies, I didn't even try to play SSS SH, I just switched to BSS which is going very well so far :)


PoPoVitch
Joined: 10.01.2008

Originally posted by TribunCaesar
What about real poker, BSS? :rolleyes:

Not interested for the moment. Not until I reach my objectives. :rolleyes:


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