6:27pm: I’ve been telling people for a long time that heads up sit n gos were the way to go for low low risk, probable return for skill players, and it seems that it has finally caught on. All you have to do to understand what I’m saying is take one look at the PokerStars heads up sit n go lobby. 6 months ago, you could expect the following amount of games to be running during heavy traffic times at each limit:

1. $20: 5-6 at a time
2. $30: 2-3 at a time
3. $50: 3-4 at a time
4. $100: 1-2 at a time

As it stands now, there are 19 $20 heads up sit n gos running, 11 $30 ones, 12 $50 ones, and 4 $100 ones. The best part is that’s not even including turbo heads up sit n gos, which are way more popular than the normal ones. There are currently 30 $22 turbo heads up sit n gos running. Amazing.

Seems like everyone has finally caught on to what I’ve been saying all along:

Heads up sit n gos have the least form of variance of any form of poker.

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Update: Today has been a slightly better day than yesterday, even though I’m still taking TERRIBLE beats. Today I’ve lost with the third nuts, the second nuts, and the third nuts again. However, despite that I have won 6 out of my last 8 games, and am currently 6-4 at the moment.