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I think I've Realised Something Very Important about Playing Poker
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[QUOTE="et1961, post: 1619913, member: 66483"] [b]understood, but[/b] I understand what you are saying and this can work well in a cash game. But what about tournament play where you can't just get out and leave. I play alot of tournament poker because that is what I enjoy. Ihave tried many different strategies, but still haven't found that one particular strategy that works well for me. Should you try to build your stack early or play tight in the begining and be more aggressive in later levels. normally I play tight in early stages and more aggressively in later levels. Sometimes however I question whether this is the best method, especially on those nights that nothing is clicking. I seem to go thru such terrible dry spells. I know one can't expect to win every game, but I would like to play more evenly and not have my bank roll go as far down before I bring it back up. I wasn't trying to change the original subject, but I just couldn't see how stategy mentioned above could be aplied to anything other than cash games. When you can't just walk away, what is the best strategy?? [/QUOTE]
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