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[QUOTE="TheNoob, post: 970177, member: 39108"]
(posted this by mistake in the tourny hand analysis forum .... sorry)
 
 
 
...... on shortstackers in $25nl.
 
I have learned to simply look for tables without too many of them, or get up and leave when the table becomes too populated with them.
 
If you play $25nl, I'm sure you have noticed this is VERY common.
 
Why? Is it as simple as what I expect, that their 'strategy' is just to sit there at 5/5, wait for their A's or K's and shove thier $5 stack? I guess they can't do this at the smaller tables as they won't get any callers.
 
Is it to protect their bankroll so they limit the amount they can lose in any given hand? Why not do that with good decisions? Don't they see that, much more importantly, they are severely limiting the amount they can WIN?
 
I have seen quite a few of them that all in with $5 pf is their only move. It's annoying. Buy in with a stack that doesn't look like you borrowed it from your 8 year old kid and play the freakin game.
 
 
Ok, I'm done.
 
(I guess I'll get the smackdown now and told why I want them at my table ........ )
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