Middle Limit Mixed Game

[joecool]

Does anyone know if there is any interest in a Middle Limit (10-20 or 20-40) mixed game?  I would love to be able to "mix it up" a bit....but the bankroll won't allow me to play at the higher limits.

[JustinHEMI05]

Hell ya a 20/40 mixed game would be perfect for me.

Justin

[that_pope]

Last night, on top of three 20/40 hold'em games and a 40/80 hold'em game, a 40/80 mix game and a 75/150 mix game was going.  This is the first time in at least 2 months I've seen the 75/150 game going.  To top that off, there were enough names on the board that the floor actually took an interest check for a 2nd 75/150 game.  Good to see big wallets back in town...

[JustinHEMI05]

Well it looks like I need to start rolling back into and building my bank roll so I can move up to play the 40/80 mixed game. Where I came from (Turningstone) the biggest game they ran was 20/40, which they ultimately cut down t to 15/30. So, thats where I have been maintaining my bankroll.

Justin

[CrazyLond]

I'd be down for a 15-30 mixed game or maybe 20-40 from time to time.  My bankroll's not enough for me to play 20-40 regularily but I'd certainly take a shot from time to time, haha.

The only thing is, they play hi/lo any/any stud in the big mixed game which I've never played.  I wouldn't want to just sit in that game having never played it, and there's not really anywhere to experience it at a lower limit.  I might try and introduce it in a homegame I go to but those guys aren't big fans of hi/lo games so I dunno.

[JustinHEMI05]

Screw em they need to learn sometime. :) Whats stakes do you play at home?

Justin

[CrazyLond]

We play real low stakes, either $20 buyin NLHE tournaments or micro limit(maybe 25c-50c) dealer's choice.  We play holdem, omaha, 5-stud, 5-draw, 7-stud and variations of all the above with an occasional acey ducey thrown in.  It's more about hanging out and having fun than any serious game.

[JustinHEMI05]

Well thats the perfect time for people to learn new games! Thats why I asked, hoping you would answer that way. Better to learn with 20 bucks than 2000. :)

Justin