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ok i've played 150 party 10 dollar sngs.ROI 19.9%ITM 37.9%I want to move to 20s. I know this is a small sample size, but I feel like I have an edge in these things.From people who have been there, how does the play compare? Would I be better off moving up? BR issues wouldn't be a problem. I'd have about 100 buy ins to work with at the 20 level.

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When I moved from STT10 to STT20, I found almost no difference in difficulty. But, I climbed my STT ladder on Paradise, so YMMV. STT20->STT30 is a skill difference and you'll certainly get fewer wild early levels.STT50 is noticeably tight even compared to STT30

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If your bankroll can sustain a cold streak, then by all means move up.I don't play SNGs very often, but I don't think there's a marked difference in the level of play between $10 and $20.

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you have 100 buy ins for $20 sngs?Shoot for it. That's what my friend has and he crushes them 15 tabling.
It gives me a headache just thinking about that. Does he have like 3 monitors?
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as long as you have the BR for it AND enough pride to move down when you need to, I say take a shot at the 22's. except know this, 150 sngs is random walk where ANY losing player can come out as a OMG 50% ROI I MUST BE PRO. btw, i'm the guy who 15-tables on stars :club:

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as long as you have the BR for it AND enough pride to move down when you need to, I say take a shot at the 22's. except know this, 150 sngs is random walk where ANY losing player can come out as a OMG 50% ROI I MUST BE PRO. btw, i'm the guy who 15-tables on stars :club:
I dont know, I don't think a losing player can have an ROI over 150 sngs..I know thats a relatively small sample size, but that has to be one long heater
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