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Message: [QUOTE="SpanRmonka, post: 6516440, member: 429759"] A massive part of this question also relates to you personally and when you prefer to play in yourself. If you enjoy playing in the morning, or simply have time to dedicate to poker that morning, and find you can focus well at that time of day, then maybe that is the best time to play, for you. There is no point deciding to play evenings if you have to rush from work, try to cook and eat, and play poker all at once, and can't fully focus. Compare this to an afternoon when you are off work and you can plan your day etc. You will be much more relaxed and therefore should play better poker. I think it is a mistake to look for short cuts such as, this time of day is easier so I should play then, the reality is, if you continue to improve, and work on your game you should be able to adapt to a smaller or larger field or playing against better or more recreational players. If you want to reduce variance tho, then of course you should choose the smaller fields. There are still plenty of smaller buy ins all day long on Stars and GG for example. An interesting thought despite what I said above: I do actually feel that cashing in the Sunday Storm is relatively easy when compared to field size in other games. This may support the theory of playing when more recreational players play despite the big fields. Especially if you qualified via a satty, then the profits can be quite solid, even without making any very deep runs. This belief is based on a relatively small sample size of entries. One part of this is that due to the massive field size, once in the money its fairly easy to ladder up 3/4 spots as so many players bust in a very short space of time. Not suggesting this is the best way to play it, but just simply that is is repeatedly possible in my opinion. Annoyingly my best performance of 120th ish was in a half price Storm, so my prize was also 'half price' :rolleyes::rolleyes: [/QUOTE]

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