What is everyones opinion on these. I just started playing in them and i find with a few alterations to my strategy they have become profitable. say your rolled for nl10 or nl25 you could essentially play cap nl 50 because your all in risk is only 15 dollars.

You do have to make some adjustments. I tend to play tighter do to people will go for draws more often and play a wider variety of hands preflop, However the overall positive makes up for that. With people drawing out and willing to go in on draws you make more money then you would at nl10. Also if you steal the blinds at nl10 at cap nl50 your now stealing .75 instead of .30 which adds up over time. Add to that the fact that regular small pots you would showdown with 1 pair keeping the pot size small, the pot would have more money in it. ex:

if i have aq and the board comes aj5 you make a small bet and your opponent calls then turn and river might be scare cards so you check it down your small bet would be about 1 dollar at cap nl50 instead of maybe .30 at nl10 so your making more in the small pots as well.

I am not financially able to deposit a large amount and playing nl10 it would take forever to build a bankroll to get out of micros and actually do something with this game. so i figure this would be a good way to build my bankroll to a place where i can finally play for some real money and get out of micros.

any thoughts on this ?

Just be careful in CAP games, there are a lot of people that would go allin with nothing knowing that they risk losing not much but gaining possibly 9x. Its a wicked world out there sometimes!

Matt