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newbie here: low vs high(er) stakes?
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[QUOTE="enno, post: 1754491, member: 337135"] It depends on what kind of player you, yourself are. If you are an experienced player who knows all the nuances of poker and know how to take advantage of weaker players, then naturally you will say that the lower buy-ins (eg. $1 - $5) are much easier. However, if you are just starting out or have only been playing a relatively short time, but have been gradually learning, then you will say that as the buyins increase, the games are better, and you will enjoy playing against better players more than in the lower levels against a pile of donks. I feel there is a difference between the $1, $3, $5, $10 buy-in S n G's, but even in the $5 games there can be idiots. eg, In my last game (early stage) my raise with KK got called by 76o and I lost 80% of my stack to a full huse - but eventually the donk got knocked out and I ended up cashing (this was a DON S n G by the way). [/QUOTE]
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