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  1. hyacinthgirl hyacinthgirl is offline

    Albuquerque, NM
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    Apr 16th, 2006 (4/16/2006 10:10am)

    i'm not planning on doing so anytime soon, but when and if someone elects to move up a level in SNGs, what is considered appropriate sample size to determine if you are ready? 500? 1000? somewhere in between? or more?
  2. smokeyads smokeyads is offline

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    Apr 16th, 2006 (4/16/2006 10:45am) in reply to hyacinthgirl

    If you trust yourself to be subjective about it. I'd say even a few hundred is enough to tell you if you're good at/outmatched at a certain level. A larger sample is required to work out a true win rate.

    If you have the roll and don't find yourself attached to a buy in - fire away at a higher level. You might lose money but you'll gain experience quickly.

    e.g. I've moved from $6 turbo's to $30/$35/$50 sngs in the past 3 months. I only have a few hundred at the $20 level but if i can afford it - i go for the higher levels. A few hundred sngs where you keep having to drop down a level is the only price you'll pay.

    Good luck
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