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09-08-2005 12:46 PM

A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
How much of a consideration should players chip stacks be when joining a 2/4, 3/6 table? Should you be shying away from Pams and looking for Olive Oyls?
Thank you all of you beautiful souls.

rmarotti 09-08-2005 12:55 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
LOL. I like this analogy. Can you think of a reason why stacks would matter in a limit game?

09-08-2005 12:59 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
As a possible reflection of their success/failure as a poker player.

Entity 09-08-2005 01:00 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
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As a possible reflection of their success/failure as a poker player.

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That's why I always buy in for $10k whenever playing .5/1.

Rob

Nick Royale 09-08-2005 01:02 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
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As a possible reflection of their success/failure as a poker player.

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Good players rarely sit at a table with less than 14BB. Other than that I don't know. I use to bring about 30BB, maybe you could do a research how much good players use to bring and how much they'll have on average. But I suggest you drop it...

rmarotti 09-08-2005 01:10 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
Given some of your recent posts I think you should spend some time in the micro limits. Your questiosn demonstrate a fairly poor understanding of the game. A stack size at any given time is indicative mostly of short term luck and the cards a player has recently been dealt, and not long term skill as a poker player. There was a fellow last night at my table who played every hand. When I sat down he had 50BB, 45 minutes later he had 75BB, 4 hours later he had 0BB.

There are much better indicators of skill than dollar amounts.

PITTM 09-08-2005 01:18 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
i generally buyin for like 70 bets at this point. but i think im just bored.

rj

09-08-2005 01:23 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
Of these 2 tables which would you join and why?
Table A 2/4
seat 1 -175
seat 2 - 85
seat 3 - 96
seat 4 - 36
seat 5 - 48
seat 6 - 76
seat 7 - open
seat 8 - 24
seat 9 -110
seat 10- 44


Table B 2/4
seat 1 - 96
seat 2 - 244
seat 3 - 178
seat 4 - 114
seat 5 - 156
seat 6 - 238
seat 7 - open
seat 8 - 437
seat 9 - 134
seat 10- 68

droolie 09-08-2005 01:24 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
I buy in for 12BB then every orbit rebuy for 5BB's more. By the end of the night my stack is huge and my opponents are really impressed.

j/k- I bring whatever the default is and rebuy whenever I get below 12BB's. Though at a 2+2 table I will usually screw with my stack depending on how drunk I am. (12 beers or more and I usually have my entire party roll in play at some point.)

BottlesOf 09-08-2005 01:25 PM

Re: A table full of Pamela Andersons
 
This post is fairly awesome.


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