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Difference Between Cash Grinders and Tournament Grinders?
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[QUOTE="Polytarp, post: 4263029, member: 312731"] I like your explanation because I have experienced what you describe. I find tournaments to be easier because there seems to be room for more creativity and you need to constantly adapt. When I play cash games it's like I can't swim -- are online cash games more formulaic?When tired, I get desensitized to the value of money but worse, I get desensitized to the risks I'm taking. At times, I have taken a gamble when I was tired because I felt it was the right thing to do intuitively whereas I would normally be able to clearly justify a move. I have lost and won large amounts doing this and the loss or gain I obtained didn't really affect me. In live games, if the table I'm at is weak then I won't leave until I have done my best to hoover as much as possible. If it's an average one then I stop. [/QUOTE]
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