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  1. #1

    Default Argh! Limit beckons?

    I think I am going to switch from NL tournaments to Limit ring games. My progress through the single table SNG's is painful and although I would rate myself as a break-even player, I'm not making enough progress.

    I can't handle the thought of huge swings playing NL ring (I would just go all-in and lose all the time), so am trying my hand at Low-Limit ring games now. Maybe the odd NL MTT thrown in...

    Thoughts? Am I mad?
  2. #2
    if you would just go AI all the time at NL, why you think you wont be over agressive at limit too??
    villain goes AI
    i call with a set (i have him owned)
    i win pot
    villain: **** this, this site is bullshit, ******* rigged, suck out ****
  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by BIGandRICH
    if you would just go AI all the time at NL, why you think you wont be over agressive at limit too??
    I don't really mean "all the time", I just mean that when/if i did go all-in at NL, it could completely bust me out - whereas with limit, I can't do that. I guess on the other side of the coin it means I can't win as much at limit as NL. But am I right in assuming the swings/variance would be less at limit than NL due to this?
  4. #4
    i am not qualified to say.. but i would assume so.. the pot simply can not get as big at the same level.. NL downswings do suck.. but i dont see why people rarely acknowledge NL upswings.. which make you a shitload of cash. You need to have good control over your emotion in either game i guess
    villain goes AI
    i call with a set (i have him owned)
    i win pot
    villain: **** this, this site is bullshit, ******* rigged, suck out ****
  5. #5
    limit has bigger swings than nl
  6. #6
    limit swings are a lot bigger than NL
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  7. #7
    This really surprises me! Can anyone explain why? I'm not saying I don't agree, I just can't work out why it would be the case.
  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by satan1974
    This really surprises me! Can anyone explain why? I'm not saying I don't agree, I just can't work out why it would be the case.
    because you can't protect your hand in limit like you can in nl by betting more than a fixed amount, so your tptk or whatever will get outdrawn more because people will have odds to chase more often
  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by bigredhoss
    because you can't protect your hand in limit like you can in nl by betting more than a fixed amount, so your tptk or whatever will get outdrawn more because people will have odds to chase more often
    Interesting... I wonder if NL Ring is more my game... hmmmm, I need to give them all a good go don't I.
  10. #10
    limit is the devil btw : (
  11. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by bigredhoss
    limit is the devil btw : (
    ...sounds like I've found my game then
  12. #12
    Limit swings can also be bigger because to play limit well you have to push small edges and call on a lot of draws. It's fairly common to get a lot of drawing hands in a short period of time that you are forced to play and call bets with because of the pot odds and have none of the draws come in. On the other hand though, you will occassionally have most of your draws come in and pull down many very large pots.

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