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07-07-08, 02:47 AM
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If you are talking about live tourneys comparable to online cash games, 3/6+ is prolly harder than any 10k buyin tourney or lower equatable skill wise IMO. Live, probably 10/20 if it is a normal vegas game not during the WSOP = 10k buyin.
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07-07-08, 09:32 AM
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Very good point, and another important consideration. I am primarily looking at equating online No Loimit Hold'em as there is a much wider variety (particularly on the low end) of limits and buy-ins.
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07-08-08, 10:46 AM
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Bump. No more thoughts on this from anyone?
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07-08-08, 01:42 PM
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I have thought about this in the past and again now, and I don't have a good answer for you, honestly.
I know the players in the cash games I play are (on average) much better than the players I play in donkaments - at all levels. But I don't think I can blindly make a statement linking specific cash game stakes to specific tourney buy in levels. IMO, the $1500 WSOP events play softer than online $200 events which play softer than your average 2/4 (or probably even 1/2) NL table. Go figure. |
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