[noelsarchs]

Originally Posted by smoore

I'm back at the microstakes with my case bankroll and adjusting from the $22's has been... interesting.

Question: Is $4.40 considered microstakes?

My definition of microstakes is those 10 cent SNG tables that I crush at a 35% win rate at Doyle's Room.com Now, if I could only play that way on the $10 CT tourney!

[smoore]

My thoughts on tournaments at 'stars:

< $1 = nano stakes
$1-$9 = micro stakes
$10-$29 = low stakes
$30-$99 = mid stakes
$100+ = high stakes

I think I've come up with this because that seems to be the basic cutoffs for abilities. There are lots of crossover players, i.e. you can find absolute donkeys at the $22's, because that money means as much to that player as $2 means to another. I've been told that the same is true at $55 but I might just BE one of those donkeys there