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05-19-2005, 02:25 PM
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Buy-In Stack Theory and question
Generally, I find deep stack NL much more difficult to play than mid-stacks... Moreover, I have found that others will often call more when behind because my stack isn't huge... they are willing to take the worst of it more because 'he only has $30 left' or something...
ie, this happened to me last night... I have a $43 stack in a .50/1 blind game I am BB with JJ and call a MP raise of $6... 2 players, pot is $13.50 flop comes 9 7 2 with 2 hearts... I check and PFR bets the pot ($14) I check raise all-in for a total of $37 (14 call + 23 raise) I get called by AK AQ AJ AT A9 type of hands because 'its only $23 more'... discuss 
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05-19-2005, 04:39 PM
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Re: Buy-In Stack Theory and question
i've been playing mostly MTT's since party went to 100x stacks, and i feel like i've been a little slow to pick up the nuances of playing deeper.
so right now i'm buying in for 60x to try to ease into the deeper games; once i feel comfortable with it i'll go to 70x, etc.
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