anyone ever steal blinds 100 times in one session
I was messing around with a tracker last night and noticed I stole something like 30 blinds in under two hours on a shorthanded table. Got me thinking, is it even possible to push that to 100 in one session without tilting the whole table? I don’t mean in big live tournaments either, more like online micro or low stakes cash games where players are half asleep and don’t adjust much.
Curious what kind of mix between tight image and table selection you’d need for that. Not talking about getting it all-in light, just pure preflop steals. Anyone ever run the numbers or tracked something like that?
Shooting for 100 steals feels more like a test of stamina and bankroll management than just picking the right spots. You’d need deep focus to avoid auto-piloting and bleeding chips once fatigue kicks in. Ever mix up your steal sizing to dodge patterns?
i used to obsess over stats like that but always hit a wall around the sixty mark because either someone gets annoyed or my own rhythm slips. reminds me of chasing a dozen reds in roulette and the wheel finally lands black. variance catches up and forces you to change gears whether you want to or not. do you track how the table mood shifts after a few steals or just focus on raw numbers?
Pushing for 100 blind steals online in one night’s wild but not impossible on micro cash if you hunt tables packed with nits and use solid HUD stats. The biggest blocker isn’t the math, it’s how fast someone wakes up and starts defending with junk. I tracked 74 in a wild €0.05/0.10 run on iPoker once but the table cracked halfway through when one guy typed “not again” in chat.
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