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[QUOTE="3gdata, post: 4155455, member: 283161"]
Of cause, with big stack I start playing looser, but I doesn't mean I start doing a really bad moves or playing hands that better not to play at all. For instance, I can't understand the example above with a pair of J's and a 3 as a kicker. I wouldn't play J3 anyway regardless of how big my chip stack is. Some people get really crazy by having a huge stack and start playing almost maniacly, I see this happens often, especially on freerolls. They start playing depending [I]only [/I]on their stack size but not on other essential things, such as: your opponent, your cards, table dinamics, your and your opponent's ranges, whether your opponent is pot-commited and so on. Not a nice idea. You can play looser, of cause, but stay smart with your game. I always wonder how can people, for example, call someone with about 5% to win (with lowest pair or something) even though it's a bubble time and their stack is 5 times bigger. I would say that you, as a chipleader on the bubble, should eliminate other shortstacked players from a tourney, not to help them stay alive.
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