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[QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6042542, member: 430261"] There is no way really to compare the two, I find I will play a cash game totally different from a tournament in that if you decide to play a hand, any hand in a cash game, you have to raise pre-flop, there is no way I would simply call, you have to reduce the field from the word go, and the only way to do that is to show aggression. I have on many occasions raised with absolute garbage pre-flop if I feel that the small and big blinds are playing too tight and I am on the button. If you can portray yourself to be an aggressive player right from the start, you can own the table and make more moves on some of the players, the best way to do this is to watch the table intently before you sit down and identify the weaker and stronger players before you start to play and push the weakest around, while you are avoiding getting into the action with the strongest. In a tournament you cannot sit and watch until you decide who and how to play as this will cost you blinds and ultimately the game, but you do have to be cautious to start with, in order to pick up important information from other players. When the fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]
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