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 Originally Posted by supahaole
These are things I can attack at heads up I think. 1 table, 1 villain and 1 game. The hope is that I can learn to formulate a plan or range here and move up and pwn your asses on the way up to 1000nl. 
I like one-tabling HU. I can do it without a HUD, so it's EZ game on vacation. Also, you really concentrate on each hand, how to read a villain's game, and how to maximally exploit him. You know that he can catch some cards and beat you, but you also know that if you play perfectly, he's unlikely to manage it.
I would be careful. HU teaches you to play really loose and aggressive, and even 6max feels nitty after it. You may destroy some of the TAGG in your game for FR and 6max by playing HU.
Still, I was calculating perspective win rates. If I manage a 70% win rate 2 tabling with a HUD, and if HEM's estimate of 6 - 7 per HU turbo SnG is accurate over a larger sample, I should be making $5-8 / hr, not including rakeback (which is good, since rb is minimal at this game and level). I have trouble averaging that consistently at 10nl 6m.
I think HU SnG's could help me build roll, but I would like to transition back to 6max eventually. I don't know how tough it will be to go back and forth between them. That might not be the best idea. I just know this. I'm going to focus on whatever game can build roll fastest for me right now. Poker is so much more fun with a 1k BR than a $200 BR. You can earn some nice bennies in rb, points, etc. You can play in a lot more games. You can move money around, withdraw a bit and feel like it's a legitimate endeavor, not some waste-of-time hobby. And your wife, if you have one, isn't on your ass about poker when you're buying her dinner with poker $$ a couple times a month, and bringing home nice things for the kids. It all just works better when you're pwn'ing instead of spewing.
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