[Closed] Moving Up to $22 SnGs?

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Spidey1978

Joined: 25.07.2007

Posts: 358

07.07.2008, 16:33 0

Last time I played I finally raised my bankroll so I'd have enough to play $22 SnGs. The question is even though I have the BR should I move up?

I have only played a little under 600 $11 Sngs and my ROI is not amazing at only 5%. But for about 450 of those games I was playing way too tight in the SB since I have loosened up I am averaging a ROI of 25% (last 150ish SnG's).

Here is a graph of my progress

Is it worth waiting til I have played at least 1000 SnGs at $11 so I know with a bit more certainty if I am a winning player or should I jump in to the $22 games and see what happens. Or can I compromise and play half and half (I normally play 4 tables at a time cos Titan software is crap for multi tabling).

Anybody got any sugestions? Is the game at $22 much different to the $11?

Be good (or, if you can't be good, be lucky)!
FNS1978
Friendly Neighbourhood Spidey1978: "With great poker, comes a great bankroll."

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_Anonymous_

07.07.2008, 17:18 0

I cant comment on any off your questions tbh.

I have played 110 $22 SnG's on titan and i'm running at a roi of 24%. The play is the same as the $11's imo. Approaching the push/fold, these guys are awful. There is only about 5-6 regular players. I am playing a mixture of the $22's and $33's as the table's only open once every 10 minutes or so. All the regulars I see, all play a mixture of the 2 BI's. The level of play is exactly the same imo.

I also was wondering if playing a mixture is an okay thing to do. Look out in the next few days, i'll be making a thread asking alot of questions about verious things. Mostly about stats.

GL
Stiev

Spidey1978

Joined: 25.07.2007

Posts: 358

09.07.2008, 09:57 0

I went for it and so far......

....it's going really well. Admittedly I have only played 12 games at the $22 but so far have a ROI% of nearly 55%, which is nice. Games do seem at least as easy as $11 maybe even easier - the biggest drawback so far is how slowly the tables fill up - but still can get 4 up and running within about 10-15 mins so not too bad.

Anyway - wish me good hands.

Be good (or, if you can't be good, be lucky)!
FNS1978
Friendly Neighbourhood Spidey1978: "With great poker, comes a great bankroll."