What should a Nit payment be? (6 Viewers)

[Tonystark137]

Assume 8 handed. Standard nit game.

Also can you believe we're have this discussion for a 5c/10c game.

 

[RocAFella1]

Progressive or standard?

 

[Tonystark137]

Progressive or standard?

Standard

 

[RocAFella1]

Part of it depends on the denominations in play. If it’s $1/2 for example I would do $5.
If it’s $0.25/0.50 I would probably do $2.

 

[cpac54]

Part of it depends on the denominations in play. If it’s $1/2 for example I would do $5.
If it’s $0.25/0.50 I would probably do $2.

This is exactly my thinking.

 

[Nymor]

5/10/25p we do £1, although we don't play it often

5/10p I'd do 50p

 

[springbox]

At 5c/10c? Probably 50c. Higher stakes probably 2.5~4bb (e.g. $1 at 10c/25c, $5 at 1/2)

 

[Tonystark137]

At 5c/10c? Probably 50c. Higher stakes probably 2.5~4bb (e.g. $1 at 10c/25c, $5 at 1/2)

This is what I suggestes but I guess 35bb or 17.5% of a starting stack is too much for people who don't allow doubt straddles

 

[joeyshin]

$20. Nit game only works if the penalty makes it worth widening your range

 

[grandmeme]

$20. Nit game only works if the penalty makes it worth widening your range

At 5c/10c??

I like 3-4BB progressive and 10BB standard.

 

[joeyshin]

5c/10c? $5 lol

 

[grandmeme]

I remember the first time we put on the progressive game on with 10BB per button. We ended up getting 27 buttons for the game and so the loser had to pay out $540 in addition to being stacked 7 times (he was min buying after the 2nd reload). Needless to say we dropped down the BB ante for the progressive lol

To be fair we also had side games and button game going on as well. Not the smartest idea

 

[RocAFella1]

This is exactly my thinking.

 

[springbox]

This is what I suggestes but I guess 35bb or 17.5% of a starting stack is too much for people who don't allow doubt straddles

I can see that, the 72 game is probably better for nits (ironically) because the cost is shared.

 

[Tonystark137]

I can see that, the 72 game is probably better for nits (ironically) because the cost is shared.

If your a nit in position of some who is always double stadding wouldn't you want that in theory? More dead money...

 

[allforcharity]

Your entire stack.