I'm surprised you find 6-max easier than full ring especially since it's not your regular game. For some reason although I used to play 6-max limit regularly, and the fact that I'm quite happy playing 6-max PLO, I've never felt comfortable playing NL short handed.
The reference to wasting talent is interesting - maybe the fact it seems easy (or ABC) to you is actually just because you have a talent for it? The way I'd have assumed you'd think about it is 'where can I make the most money?'. I think that 6-max winrates are higher, and as expect BBD would say, the game is also more scalable. Assuming you're level headed and well-rolled the increase in volatility works in your favour, at least in theory.
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Date: 2010-03-03 11:35 pm (UTC)I'm surprised you find 6-max easier than full ring especially since it's not your regular game. For some reason although I used to play 6-max limit regularly, and the fact that I'm quite happy playing 6-max PLO, I've never felt comfortable playing NL short handed.
The reference to wasting talent is interesting - maybe the fact it seems easy (or ABC) to you is actually just because you have a talent for it? The way I'd have assumed you'd think about it is 'where can I make the most money?'. I think that 6-max winrates are higher, and as expect BBD would say, the game is also more scalable. Assuming you're level headed and well-rolled the increase in volatility works in your favour, at least in theory.
Mattito.