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Cash game mentality vs. tournament mentality
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[QUOTE="trixie, post: 2590273, member: 129282"] yep.....in my experience, you're only hurting yourself playing short in a cash game. Someone who starts with 100BB that gets in bad spots and ends up with 20-30BB should just rebuy back in. Even a double up wouldn't get you your money back to neutral were you to have 35 BB. Ironically, I'm much better at playing cash than I am in tourneys. I think it's in my mentality of the game. I've noticed a lot of players that do poorly in cash are always worried about losing too much on any one hand. The best formula I've adopted in cash is a calculated fearless aggression. Use a lot of pot control even with your good hands if you're OOP. Because it's super-easy to get coolered in cash OOP. [/QUOTE]
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