Deep/Ante Vs. Standard/Zoom
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Deep/Ante Vs. Standard/Zoom
A year ago i played Deep/Ante quite extensively and have lost many of the HH from that period ...
I have recently been playing exclusively ZOOM and running 40bi below EV 70K sample ...
i have made several assumptions when comparing the two structures, although much of the data from the ante games like said is gone ....
- playing deep/ante you are more insulated from "how you are running" due to deeper stacks that get in less often
- the rake has a lesser impact on the game .. making it more profitable ... making it less variant ... allowing you to play higher in terms of units required and risk of ruin
- the potential skill advantage is greater
You thoughts on my assumptions .... agree/disagree .... also what are some potential drawbacks or things i may be missing .... as i have not played any volume of these deep games in almost a year
Thanks
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*playing deep/ante you are more insulated from "how you are running" due to deeper stacks that get in less often
-i've seen some players running 100bi below ev at deep ante games
*the rake has a lesser impact on the game .. making it more profitable ... making it less variant ... allowing you to play higher in terms of units required and risk of ruin
-the rakeback is also higher plus i don't think deep ante's are less variant because you'll play fewer hands for sure. Ofc you can bumhunt deep ante games something you can't do at zoom because u are forced to play everybody so i guess thats a - for zoom (?)
* the potential skill advantage is greater
I think the skill advantage is greater in deep ante games if u really know how to play deep stacked because not to many players are good at that.
thanks crakl .... shocked to hear the 100bi below ev .... but I guess it takes 2 strong hands to get in there same as any format ..... would you agree then that a more profitable slash less unprofitable red line is more attainable there then .... thanks
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