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Talic
Joined: 04.01.2008

Hey guys,

I has been few years I last played poker online...

Today I found out I have 150$ from reffer-a-friend so I may be thinking about rebuilding my bankroll :)

I was thinking about NL5/10 on Stars, how do you see it? That about the player base here?


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SryImNoob
Joined: 18.12.2009

150 for nl10 is a bit short if u multitable a lil bit...

But the player pool is huge and you Will find enough table At every hours of the day


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Talic
Joined: 04.01.2008

and competition?


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Saren113
Joined: 06.03.2009

Well you might need to refresh your old game abit as the games have changed abit. Just my 2cents!


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maheepsangari
Joined: 08.06.2010

Start from NL 2, play a few thousand hands to get the hang of it and then move to NL 5 and eventually settle at NL 10 and you bankroll should have increased a bit too by then.

Even though its micros and limits upto NL 10 are easy, still Stars is the toughest site of them all no matter what.


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Saren113
Joined: 06.03.2009

Table selecting is key! =)


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I mean just start from 5nl, and move down to 2nl if you fall below 100$.

Since it's been so long that you last played poker, 10nl, especially on stars is not recommended until you have a 250$ roll.
You should also table select as mentioned above, but I don't really know how good or bad you are at poker so it's hard to give advice.

Just follow bankroll management guidelines and your game will improve by itself


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I'm in a similar situation so I have to ask... any specific readings before I get back to the tables? What would you recommend? I haven't really played regularly since the Black Friday and to be honest I'm sort of scared to give it a go without taking some time to study.


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Skraggy
Joined: 21.09.2008

I'm floating around NL5 and PLO2 on stars and can say that from my experience the NL5 games are soft but fairly tight(most of them <25% PPF).

Got for NL5 with $150 and make sure it's 6-max _biggrin:


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