This is indeed very impressive, but there is still big variance over 1.000 games, especially if you were not using proper bankroll management. If you take $10 into a casino and play roulette, you will also sometimes be able to run it up to $400, but this does not mean, you have found a way to beat roulette, or that you now have a "bankroll" for playing roulette.blaster1234 said:It seems I have played around 1000 matches so far. I climbed up by starting from 10c, 1$, 2$, 5$... and slowly building up. I somehow still feels like I can continue, but it seems no one believe that it is possible to keep this going. I think I may change game if I drop to 200$ below
I kind of gave you the answer to that already, since no such players pop up on the sharkscope leaderboard. I encourage you to check this out for yourself and see, which games the biggest SnG winners actually play. You see this by clicking on the player and then the "breakdown" meny point, the latter being a subscriber only feature. But you can just pay for 1 month of the cheapest subscription. Its $12 for a month, which is a very small investment, if it can help you make more informed decisions about your future poker journey 🙂blaster1234 said:I really wanna find someone who did successfully build up the strategy for blast and keeping it profitable long run and discuss about strategy anyone out there?
Normal spins are not complete bingo. They leave room for play and are beatable in the long run. I actually really started to like them the last few months.WrongUsername said:blast and spins are the worst format ever of poker is a complete bingo.
I play Blast tournaments on occasion, but mostly with free tickets.blaster1234 said:I am quite a casual noob player who is mostly playing online time to time
I've started from 25$, currently 400$ purely playing blast so far.
But if I search online, there isn't much people who is playing only blast and they says it's pure gambling.
Is it really?
Anyone who is doing well only playing in blast?