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I'm curious, bigger money, better play?
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[QUOTE="cmberman87, post: 885409, member: 40646"] I feel this an obvious answer for most. But I've been steadily playing cheap games I guess, I get a nice poker-bankroll built up from freerolls and tend to play 1.25 games on Full Tilt. I don't like to risk much since, I consider myself a hoarder of sorts. But since playing poker and not making a deposit, I would love to be more risky with the money I do get. I feel 1.25 games are ridiculous, you see and all in per second, and huge raises with nothing, granted poker IS a game for the ticker of skins, I don't mind it at all, I play a lot, it's fine but it's more that I'd like to play with players who aren't playing the way they are just because it's a measly dollar. I say that because my friend who plays more expensive games, $10+ says the quality of play is 10x better and less 'donk filled'. So for more feedback, does anything one feel bigger money = better play? [/QUOTE]
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