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[knoxxxy]

Hey everyone,

Lately i have been playing abit of $5 NLHE heads up. I kinda want to start playing for more, but the thing is.......i don't know whether i am very good.
Keep in mind this is in no way shape or form a brag post, because $200 is shit all and nothing i would ever brag about.

I simply want to know, are results like this shown below GOOD, average, very good or what?

For all i know, any GOOD player would get results like this or better even, i just don't know.......so can someone just tell me how good i am actually doing, and whether i should move up. All of this graph basically is from $5 NLHE heads up.

Thanks everyone

[psujohn]

You're winning about 2/3rds of the SNGs you enter. I'd say that's somewhere between very good and unsustainable. As far as moving up - if your roll supports it why not. There's not any skill difference that Ive seen.

[jcashx36x]

Being that your a winning player @ $5 hu, I dont see anything wrong with slowly throwing in a few $10 hu matches here and there. Maybe for every 10 $5 hu matches, throw in 2 $10 hu matches and slowly gauge your wins and losses. So I would play $5 hu 50x and $10 hu matches 10x and re-evaluate at the end. Possibly go w/this route? And if things go bad in the first 20hu matches, obv abort the mission and strictly play only $5 hu.

Tbh, im not much of a HU sng player, so im just giving my insight on what i'd do.

Best of luck,

jC

[Canary3]

I play a lot of heads up sit n gos and agree psujohn..... your not going to be able to sustain a 25% roi in heads up sit n gos, but that doesnt mean you arnt a capable player.

[knoxxxy]

hmmm ok thanks guys.......
I think i'll just see how i go in $10..........
seems like it's gonna be downhill from here if i can't sustain a 25% ROI though haha

anyways for a laugh i'll leave you with this hand:

http://www.pokerhand.org/?2765074