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Good afternoon, I would like some tips about cash games
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The cash games forum is there,
https://www.casino.us/cardschat/cash-games-11/ post some hands, ask some questions 👍
https://www.casino.us/cardschat/cash-games-11/ post some hands, ask some questions 👍
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If you manage to double your stake, it comes out immediately; if you win and stay there, there's a 90% chance you'll lose everything.
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Dont limp
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Open your range significantly more - cash games really amp the value of 2 pair as a hand for example as a lot of players often over bet high value pocket pair hole cards.
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Play in the cheaper tables, and buy in max
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get a feel for your table mates (are they tight or loose players?, do they have a lot of visual tells, etc).... this info is much more important than the 2 cards you hold.
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Play tight
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My tips, open your range a little more, dont be afraid to change tables if action is slow, dont chase losses (obviously) and keep making notes on players, dont make it personal also if someone has you tagged in a game, it happens to all of us.
Also - look at the showdowns with interest and your own opening ranges my friend, i also often mix up bet sizing to keep opponents guessing.
Also - look at the showdowns with interest and your own opening ranges my friend, i also often mix up bet sizing to keep opponents guessing.
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Do your best to exercise good bankroll management. 50-100 buy ins for your chosen stakes is a solid foundation.
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Don’t play cash, the best advice I can give. Too difficult to have a winning session. Play low stakes tournaments
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Cash is king! low stakes tournaments have such massive variation!
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Cash in micro stakes is basically play a good range
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Good afternoon! Here are some basic cash game tips:
Play your starting hands in a disciplined way — don’t enter too many pots, especially out of position.
Pay more attention to position — you can play a wider range in late position, while in early position you should be tighter.
Don’t overvalue top pair — at low stakes, many players overplay medium-strength hands.
Try to value bet more often than you bluff — especially against players who like to call.
Keep track of your bankroll and don’t move up in stakes due to emotions.
Analyze your mistakes after each session — even a short review is more effective than just playing a large volume.
Control tilt — bad decisions usually come from emotions, not strategy.
Play your starting hands in a disciplined way — don’t enter too many pots, especially out of position.
Pay more attention to position — you can play a wider range in late position, while in early position you should be tighter.
Don’t overvalue top pair — at low stakes, many players overplay medium-strength hands.
Try to value bet more often than you bluff — especially against players who like to call.
Keep track of your bankroll and don’t move up in stakes due to emotions.
Analyze your mistakes after each session — even a short review is more effective than just playing a large volume.
Control tilt — bad decisions usually come from emotions, not strategy.