scoots 0 Posted May 9, 2005 Share Posted May 9, 2005 well after coming in 4th last night in step higher 5 and finally busting out i have decided to create my own step game. i'm sure that many of the SNG players here already do something like this but i thought i would write it out anyway.the trouble with party's structured steps is that they have you looped. quite frankly i would have cashed out $15k after winning step 4 but of course you can't do that...as it is i came one river card away from a $20k payout or better, all for a $33 buy in, but that's not the point.the key is to define when you will quit, cash out and start over. if you keep pushing higher then you will likely lose and have little or negative to show for it.to be safe, start with $500 in your bankroll for this, although it is probably overkill if you are a good SNG player. if you finish ITM 40% or better right now you won't need that much. $200 is what i am starting with.the steps are like this: 33/55/109/215/430 (mini step 5). the only time you expose your original bankroll is in step 1, just like party's steps.move up only when you win your current step. today i've played 4 games:step 1: 3rd (+$27)step 1: 1st (+$144)step 2: 6th (+$89)step 1: 8th (+$56)note the difference already. if i was playing party's steps i would be busted out and having to dip into bankroll to continue. here i can play almost 2 more games before i go negative.if anyone is interested in doing this with me let me know. we could update our progress here, much like the race to $5,000. call it the race to ministep5.scoots Link to post Share on other sites
Puddleglum5555 0 Posted May 9, 2005 Share Posted May 9, 2005 those steps seem insane to mewow you really got that close, 1st is a cool 100 grand right?wow Link to post Share on other sites
scoots 0 Posted May 9, 2005 Author Share Posted May 9, 2005 yes 100k/30k/20k. i was pretty bummed after busting out.this is about the nastiest e-mail i have ever received:Hello scoots_mc,You requested a transcript of Tournament #12010061.Summary----------Played on : 07 May 2005 09:55 PMOn Table : Step Higher 5 #1014153Game Type : Texas HoldemBuy-In : $15000Fee : $500You finished in position 41st place - Evenkeal - $1000002nd place - XLhomestead - $300003rd place - dj_dedrick - $20000*shudder* Link to post Share on other sites
Puddleglum5555 0 Posted May 9, 2005 Share Posted May 9, 2005 yes 100k/30k/20k. i was pretty bummed after busting out.this is about the nastiest e-mail i have ever received:Hello scoots_mc,You requested a transcript of Tournament #12010061.Summary----------Played on : 07 May 2005 09:55 PMOn Table : Step Higher 5 #1014153Game Type : Texas HoldemBuy-In : $15000Fee : $500You finished in position 41st place - Evenkeal - $1000002nd place - XLhomestead - $300003rd place - dj_dedrick - $20000*shudder*I wouldnt come out of the house for a monthand i wasnt doubting you, man , thats a rough way to finish Link to post Share on other sites
Hand_Cracker 0 Posted May 9, 2005 Share Posted May 9, 2005 yes 100k/30k/20k. i was pretty bummed after busting out.this is about the nastiest e-mail i have ever received:Hello scoots_mc,You requested a transcript of Tournament #12010061.Summary----------Played on : 07 May 2005 09:55 PMOn Table : Step Higher 5 #1014153Game Type : Texas HoldemBuy-In : $15000Fee : $500You finished in position 41st place - Evenkeal - $1000002nd place - XLhomestead - $300003rd place - dj_dedrick - $20000*shudder*after all of that, and then losing.im sure i would instantaneously become physically ill,and vomit everywhere.just thought i would share :-) Link to post Share on other sites
AC BillP 0 Posted May 9, 2005 Share Posted May 9, 2005 By the time you get to step 4, I fail to why there isn't some minimal cash payout through the top six players. At least this would encourage more oeople to take a a shot--even when losing most of the buyin, Link to post Share on other sites
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