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Anyone sandbag in poker?
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[QUOTE="blix177, post: 5648424, member: 18477"] Sandbag is a term when you are a few level above the current level but refuse to move up and just beat up newbies/rookies/beginners. While in other games/sports it is frown upon, imagine Lebron James schooling a high schooler in basketball. In poker it seem the natural thing to do. Why should you level up till you fail. If you are beating $1/2 moving up to $2/5 not fare as well. There is an idea of Peter Principle "In a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence." If you keep going up, you will eventually reach the point of failure. So anyone else go about and just play the min level you can squeeze a profit? Or do most overreach and reach failure? [/QUOTE]
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