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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1317430, member: 23910"] I've got a 3.6% ROI over close to 300 games at the $2 level and a 22% ROI over about 150 of the four-player HU shootouts, also at $2 (both on Full Tilt). Yes it's absolutely an evil swingy bugger of a format and while it's certainly possible to grind a roll from it there are probably easier games. One thing to think about: do you want to improve your HU game for the sake of improving your HU game, or do you specifically want to do better when you get to the HU stage of a tournament / SnG? Reason I ask is the two are actually very different - the end of tournament variety is almost always played with short stacks so it's very much about push or fold decisions whereas a dedicated HU game is a lot more about reads, image management and carefully placed aggression. [/QUOTE]
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