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Hello I have a question for the experienced players who played both SNG and BSS. I curently play 6.50 turbos on FT I got an ROI of about 10% on a small sample size ,and I was thinking to try NL BSS 25 ,My roll is 600 $ .What would be a decent expected profit in terms of BB/100 hands with BSS at this limit or even at NL50.Thank you and I hope someone could help me solve my problem.


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First advice is not to start with NL25. Your BR is almost OK, but if you are starting with BSS, it can come down very fast on NL25. So if you want to switch you game type, start with lower limits (NL10 or even NL5 for start).

About winrates. 4PTBB/100hands is an OK winrate for BSS.


Originally posted by kosmonaut111
About winrates. 4PTBB/100hands is an OK winrate for BSS.

Your saying 8bb/100hands is only an Okay winrate?


opal99
Joined: 05.02.2008

Originally posted by KidPokersKid

Originally posted by kosmonaut111
About winrates. 4PTBB/100hands is an OK winrate for BSS.

Your saying 8bb/100hands is only an Okay winrate?

why not? he's talking about NL25 and lower..


Originally posted by KidPokersKid

Originally posted by kosmonaut111
About winrates. 4PTBB/100hands is an OK winrate for BSS.

Your saying 8bb/100hands is only an Okay winrate?

Yeah it's more than decent at those limits.


PocketAcesJohn
Joined: 19.06.2008

$600 for NL25 BSS isnt enough tbh. Start at NL10.

NL10 and below theres not really a reasson why you shouldnt have a winrate of 7bb/100+

NL25 & 50 5bb/100+ is good if your crushing NL10

Cash games only get margionally more competive as you move up the linits until you get to NL50 + Then the changes in limits become alot more noticable. Mainly because it starts getting to expensive for tards who dont know what there doing.


What is the biggest difference between NL10 and NL25?


PocketAcesJohn
Joined: 19.06.2008

Originally posted by Monkeye
What is the biggest difference between NL10 and NL25?

There are no big diffrences, just a few little one, players start getting tighter and more aggressive...but there are still plentty of :f_p: around =)