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how does ptBB/100 differ between 10max and 6max?

  
 
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Old 03-04-2006, 06:05 AM     Post subject: how does ptBB/100 differ between 10max and 6max? #1 (permalink)  
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i assume winning players at 6max sustain a higher ptBB/100 than winning players at 10max.. this is my assumption.. but whats the real deal??

I ran at 6ptBB/100 at 10man when nut peddling 5tables running at 10/3(!) (this was only 20NL)

Now Ive moved to 6max 50NL and assumed I would run at a higher rate (if i 2-3 table and actually use reads + PAHUD - which ive started doing - playing proper poker and not just peddling.

Experimenting - 200NL 5max.

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Theoritically, it should remain at the same rate, just you'll play more hands in the same time.
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I just get the idea that full ring is a bit more limited and restricted, and at 6max you get more chances to push edges and exploit more?
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