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Do you always play the same way?
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[QUOTE="DiazPoker3101, post: 6875395, member: 456107"] I believe the stack sizes, both mine and my opponent's, play a crucial role. For instance, if I have 20 BB and raise 2, I'm left with 18. If my opponent raises to 6 with a 26 BB stack, he remains with 20, and by calling, I end up with 14. Considering the blinds, there's about 15 in the pot. The issue is that I become too short-stacked to comfortably play the flop, making it likely that I'll end up in an uncomfortable position against any flop. This example is quite basic, but it illustrates the point I want to convey. So, it always depends on the stack you're managing. In this case, I'm referring to Multi-Table Tournaments (MTTs). Well, this is mostly my opinion, and I could be mistaken. Regards. [/QUOTE]
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