5/10 Initial Impressions

BrianSwa · #1 11-22-04, 10:58 PM

yea 250 seems real low I dont even take less then $300 with me to a 3/6 table but good luck at that 5/10!!!

Aequitas58 · #2 11-22-04, 11:53 PM

Ok, I find this so unreasonable. You don't sit with LESS than $300 for a $3/6 table? Are you talking about No Limit!?

$300 for a limit 3/6 game. LOL.

BrianSwa · #3 11-23-04, 12:49 AM

i dont sit in with 300 in chips i just like to have 300 when i go to the game so that if i hit bad run i can rebuy in comfortabley and not play with short stack if you missunderstood sorry!

BrianSwa · #4 11-23-04, 12:50 AM

i usually buy in with $100 in the limit game and have the extra $200 in bankroll sorry i wasnt more clear about that!

Aequitas58 · #5 11-23-04, 12:52 AM

Don't sorry about it man. Misunderstanding.

BrianSwa · #6 11-23-04, 01:08 AM

i must admit sitting down at a 3/6 with $300 dollars worth of chips is just silly i can see it now at live table with all white chips lol

drewjax · #7 11-23-04, 04:34 AM

Just a clarification question, when I see people referring to BB, I always thought this was BIG BETS i.e. $10 @ stakes of $5/$10. Are most of you talking about it as Big Blinds, or $5 at those same tables. I usually try to sit with 40-50 big bets, or 80-100 big blinds, in a limit ring game.

Is there a universal code for BB, or are we all talking about 2 different things.
Thanks.

ChipFish · #8 11-22-04, 11:55 PM

$250 should be more than adequate.
I was buying in for $300 at the CNE Casino in Toronto.
I never had to touch $200 of it at any point.
Mind you that game is just a joke. Think Party Poker but takes longer.

Talking Poker · #9 11-23-04, 12:10 AM

Sit with whatever you want. The standard ($250) is fine as long as you are prepared to reload if you drop below $100 or so... That's what I always do. Some guys sit with their entire bankroll, but I think that's a tell.