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[QUOTE="Enzo1089, post: 2142696, member: 98825"] Whenever I've played live, which I have a little bit of experience with, I actually only ever buy in short-stacked. Usually just the minimum and if not, just slightly above it. Given, I've busted a couple of times, but who hasn't, but besides from those times, most of the time I walk away with a pretty good profit, my best being a buy-in with $60 and walking off the table with around $530. I'll be absolutely honest, I've never really understood the whole buying in with the maximum amount thing. If you decide to buy in short-stacked, you simply have to wait for your hand. This definitely takes some patience, but eventually you will pull a pocket pair :p. On a more serious note here though, if you wait for your hand, and then win the pot on it, then depending on the size of the pot won, then you can really start gambling and playing some hands that you wouldn't when you were short stacked.....and as a plus, if you bust out it doesn't hurt as badly this way :p [/QUOTE]
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