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Great article by Mike Caro..............
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[QUOTE="aliengenius, post: 787772, member: 11924"] This is indeed a super interesting topic when you get beyond the surface. We have: 1. survival vs. stack building; which clearly changes at different points in a tournament (1st hand vs. bubble, and everything in between), and [I]current[/I] chip stack (short, chip leader, and everything in between). Raymer (every edge = call) vs. Hellmuth (as long as I'm in I'll eventually win = fold). 2. chips = more valuable to YOU the more you get because you are a sweet big stack user vs. less valuable to you [I]intrinsically [/I]because the more you have the less they are worth. 3. simple chipEV vs. moneyEV and where you find the fine line. 4. Should you / would you play differently in different tournaments? wsop ME vs. online freeroll or different goals for the same event (PH might want to win the ME, someone else might be happy cashing or just lasting long enough to say they got an 'experience') goot topic that goes beyond the obvious. [/QUOTE]
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