Comboss599 said:
No, I'm not making fun of you. I started playing the SNG KO tournaments when my Bankroll reached 50 I started playing cash and progressive KO tournaments. I won a tournament and the accumulated by eliminations and the first prize made a difference.
Excellent advice!puzzlefish said:
Turning $10 into $900 in less than a week is virtually impossible without a LOT of luck, and even then it's very unlikely at best. It is possible I guess if you roll the dice and hit a huge multiplier on Spin & Go. It's never happened to me but theoretically it is possible.
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Not only worth it, it can be very profitable to start out this way. The micro players are usually people who have won money in a freeroll or something like that. Mostly casual players who don't really study the game itself. They may know the theory, but understanding and applying it to real life situations is difficult because they lack the experience/disassociation to see things for how they are. Not only that, but as someone said above, it's by far the best way to gain general experience for cheap. Just don't expect the style of play to match the style in the bigger buy ins.
deyvsonflp friend in his post gives us an example of what I mean
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/bad...1-nlhe-mtt-qq-vs-k4o-420055/post-5023893.html
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/bad...1-nlhe-mtt-qq-vs-k4o-420055/post-5023893.html
Micro stakes are well worth it, especially if that's the limit you're comfortable playing. To get started pick a site that accommodates micro-stakes. If you want to start from nothing play freerolls, exclusively. If you're thinking of making a deposit for micro-play I suggest depositing no less than $30. I don't believe there are anymore sites that have a minimum deposit of $10, though. Sit-n-go's and micro-mtt's, imo, are the way to go to get a roll started from a small deposit. GL, man. :wavey:
Micros are beatable thats where your weakest players are. Make a small deposit start playing .1/.2 no limit . work your way up to .2/.5 no limit . start playing .55-1.10 mtt. Should be fine.
Build a roll, maybe look outside the box. Start railing your smallest +6 SHORT DECK game. Whats the first thing you will notice. Pots are way bigger. And guess what people are gambling ! Not a bunch middle eastern and Russian players all sitting back playing 11.5% of there hands.
Build a roll, maybe look outside the box. Start railing your smallest +6 SHORT DECK game. Whats the first thing you will notice. Pots are way bigger. And guess what people are gambling ! Not a bunch middle eastern and Russian players all sitting back playing 11.5% of there hands.
Microstakes are great for learning, but ideally you'll want to make enough money to move up in stakes as soon as possible unless you are able to grind many many tables at once while also winning. Try to learn as much as possible in freerolls and low stakes tables to learn how people are playing before trying to move up stakes. Just know that what works in freerolls/microstakes might not work at the higher stakes