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buy in for loose games vs tight games.
What is the range for your buy ins in a super looser game (commerce 9-18) vs a tight game?
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Re: buy in for loose games vs tight games.
20-25 bets regardless
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Re: buy in for loose games vs tight games.
Just rebuy if you get low [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] You are going to see the most variance in a loose aggressive game. In general, it's high aggression that increases variance, not looseness or tightness.
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Re: buy in for loose games vs tight games.
Why would it matter? Just make sure you have at least 12 BBs at all times.
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Re: buy in for loose games vs tight games.
I'll sit down with 30BB's in this kind of game, sometimes more. I hate getting short stacked wondering if and when I'm going to want to buy more chips. Anyway, it's not really important in a limit game. This is something to think about in a NL cash game.
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Re: buy in for loose games vs tight games.
[ QUOTE ]
Why would it matter? Just make sure you have at least 12 BBs at all times. [/ QUOTE ] Not enough, you want to make sure you have everyone, or almost everyone at the table covered. This is true if they have a "no-cap" policy. If online, 12BB is a good minimum. Here is why. I raise, sb 3 bets, I cap. HU to flop I have KK Flop K J 8 bet, I raise, sb calls Turn K J 8 8 sb bets 10, I bet 20, sb 30, I 40, sb 50, I 60, sb 70, I 80, sb 90, I 100, sb calls. turn 4 I bet, sb calls I show KK, he mucks. This player was god awful, he might ahve had AK here, or AA, or just a solitary 8. Make sure you don't go all in if some retard wants to give you $$$ |
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Re: buy in for loose games vs tight games.
In loose games I find that buying in for much more than the average seems to hurt my action. If you want a big stack I think it would be best to sneak a couple of large denomination chips into the bottom of your stack.
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