fish are still tighter overall
besides the advice already given i'd recommend you to color code everyone you see with <90bb and <40bb stacks
these guys are more likely to do random bs and stack off top pair and etc ♦
there are some random 50bb regs but you'll notice them soon enough
Zoom... love / hate it verry much.
Bad beats flying around as if its nothing while i only dealt 1 bad beat to some1
Cant beat Nl2
2.3 bb/100 and dropping fast .... people with 10bb/100 must be the biggest luckers in the world cause i cant explain it otherwise.
Gonna say it one more time. No matter what you do your edge at Zoom will be lower than in normal games. Lower edge = lower winrate = higher variance.
Taking notes etc to gain an edge? No its not enough to compare the edge you have on a regular table where you can select your fish to be right of you so you can eat 'em.
The only reason to play Zoom is volume. So conclusion:
Zoom: higher volume, lower winrate, higher variance
Normal: lower volume, higher winrate, lover variance
Which to play? The one that gives us the most $/hourly obv
Originally posted by ragney
Gonna say it one more time. No matter what you do your edge at Zoom will be lower than in normal games. Lower edge = lower winrate = higher variance.Taking notes etc to gain an edge? No its not enough to compare the edge you have on a regular table where you can select your fish to be right of you so you can eat 'em.
The only reason to play Zoom is volume. So conclusion:
Zoom: higher volume, lower winrate, higher variance
Normal: lower volume, higher winrate, lover varianceWhich to play? The one that gives us the most $/hourly obv
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why would you have a higher variance at zoom?
i guess it's because of more coolers
and lower edge. lower edge doesn't actually impact variance, but it does make the swongs feel harsher
Originally posted by Tomaloc
i guess it's because of more coolersand lower edge. lower edge doesn't actually impact variance, but it does make the swongs feel harsher
I hate those swongs so much.
Originally posted by Tomaloc
i guess it's because of more coolersand lower edge. lower edge doesn't actually impact variance, but it does make the swongs feel harsher
but more volume means downswings are over sooner.
so true,my session yesterday -nl10- first lost 20 then won 30 then lost 70 and after that won 80,played for about 4 hours in total
Originally posted by i5bet72o
Originally posted by Tomaloc
i guess it's because of more coolersand lower edge. lower edge doesn't actually impact variance, but it does make the swongs feel harsher
but more volume means downswings are over sooner.
True but can your mentality handle the bigger swongs? ![]()
edit: on HU losing 10bi per day is pretty std
All interesting stuff! I'm considering make the switch to zoom because I just think at the micro's the more hands I can play, the better and the quicker I will move up the limits? (quicker as in real time, not amount of hands)
Zoom is a nightmare. Its like a nonstop matrix of bullshit. I like the point about winrate/hourly rate/edge.
I would rather have the biggest edge myself. Edge>all. No zoom for me. I moved my roll to partypoker. Please dont introduce zoom party...please.
Originally posted by ilovemagic
Zoom is a nightmare. Its like a nonstop matrix of bullshit. I like the point about winrate/hourly rate/edge.
I would rather have the biggest edge myself. Edge>all. No zoom for me. I moved my roll to partypoker. Please dont introduce zoom party...please.
i agree with you. i'm not a fan of zoom at all. it's an awesome idea but the game feels so different. i prefer to identify some fish and just sit and play hands against him which is more difficult on zoom. but i think once you become really competent at the game zoom would probably be really good and profitable!
I think that bigger edge is on regular tables, but zoom has one big advantage - volume. For lazy players, like me, it's opportunity to put in decent volume which I wasn't able to do on regular tables.
Originally posted by Xeonz123
I play NL10, I've play ONLY normal tables, after todays session i lost a two buyins from AA Vs KK ( One with KK and the other with AA) . After this major tilt spot I hit the NL25 Tables Zoom, I played for 10-25 Minuites played 47 hands and was up 44 Dollars . Tilt Over![]()
be careful bro ... chasing losses is a bad idea
especially in a game that you don't normally play
countdown to busto?
Originally posted by cjchalmers
Originally posted by Xeonz123
I play NL10, I've play ONLY normal tables, after todays session i lost a two buyins from AA Vs KK ( One with KK and the other with AA) . After this major tilt spot I hit the NL25 Tables Zoom, I played for 10-25 Minuites played 47 hands and was up 44 Dollars . Tilt Over![]()
be careful bro ... chasing losses is a bad idea
especially in a game that you don't normally play
countdown to busto?
5,4,3,2.....1....megusta!?
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Originally posted by Sholja
I think that bigger edge is on regular tables, but zoom has one big advantage - volume. For lazy players, like me, it's opportunity to put in decent volume which I wasn't able to do on regular tables.
maybe play more tables
Originally posted by BradNitt
Originally posted by Sholja
I think that bigger edge is on regular tables, but zoom has one big advantage - volume. For lazy players, like me, it's opportunity to put in decent volume which I wasn't able to do on regular tables.maybe play more tables
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I don't like playing more than 8 tables. I start to play nitty.
yeah but at zoom most of the players play nitty too and you cant spot out the fishes easily cause u get no sample of them. atm i play 16tables+ and its way better than zoom
just my opinion
Originally posted by DrDunne
Originally posted by ilovemagic
Zoom is a nightmare. Its like a nonstop matrix of bullshit. I like the point about winrate/hourly rate/edge.
I would rather have the biggest edge myself. Edge>all. No zoom for me. I moved my roll to partypoker. Please dont introduce zoom party...please.i agree with you. i'm not a fan of zoom at all. it's an awesome idea but the game feels so different. i prefer to identify some fish and just sit and play hands against him which is more difficult on zoom. but i think once you become really competent at the game zoom would probably be really good and profitable!
"It is also developing a Rush Poker-like “fast-fold” poker variant"
[edited by thazar]
Hi Andy
I edited the link as it the mentioned site also has a poker training section and it is against our terms for members to link to other training sites on our boards.
I trust you understand
regards
Thazar