How should I look at this?

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$5 RUSH 6 max LIMIT.

Start at 2 tables, as I usually do, and usually one dies and the other does decent.

Should I consider it a $10 buy in, meaning at this point I am up 2.5 buy-ins, or, should I consider it up 6 buy-ins minus 1 buy-in for a +5 buy-in session?
 
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Depends on how badly you are wantin to delude yourself.
 
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Self delusion is no problem for me, very very practiced at the art.:cool:
 
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Still looking for a sane reply......

We all know kenzie is insane so we won't listen to him......;)
 
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dj11 said:
$5 RUSH 6 max LIMIT.

Start at 2 tables, as I usually do, and usually one dies and the other does decent.

Should I consider it a $10 buy in, meaning at this point I am up 2.5 buy-ins, or, should I consider it up 6 buy-ins minus 1 buy-in for a +5 buy-in session?
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Slightly confusing.
But you are for some reason playing fixed limit?
Well in fl you normaly never talk about buyins. You count your winnings in Big Bets instead.

Why it matters, well that is a philosofical question, that I cant figure out an answer to...
 
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He means he is down 1 buyin at table A and up 6 $5 buyins at table B.

So this is +$25

Does he want to see this is a +5 buyin session? Or a +2.5 buyin session as if he bought in for $10.

The answer, is this is a +5 buyin session. If you were playing 4 tables you wouldn't consider a buyin to be $40. You are only adding volume by playing 2 tables, you are not changing the stake.
 
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cAPSLOCK said:
He means he is down 1 buyin at table A and up 6 $5 buyins at table B.

So this is +$25

Does he want to see this is a +5 buyin session? Or a +2.5 buyin session as if he bought in for $10.

The answer, is this is a +5 buyin session. If you were playing 4 tables you wouldn't consider a buyin to be $40. You are only adding volume by playing 2 tables, you are not changing the stake.
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TYVM.
 
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Kenzie 96 said:
Depends on how badly you are wantin to delude yourself.
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Not sure exactly why, but thought this was very funny.

2 tables = 2 buy-ins

+25 = 5 buy-ins
 
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