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[QUOTE="Rmoneymaker8, post: 1710236, member: 71341"] heres a question for you. but i dont know how to put it best. ill try, Say you have $100 and you keep going all in as a 80-20 favorite against a guy with $1000. eventually the 20% is going to suck out on you and take your buy in. does this affect how you approach a cash game? like dont go all in preflop against guys with way more $ than you? or dont go all in a lot in a cash game period unless after the flop? how do you avoid losing your buy in? because eventually everyone can hit a bad beat that can wipe their whole stack out from $500 to $0 in 1 hand. before i would just get out after i doubled my chip stack, whether the table was full of suckers or not. but since ive seen people frequently take $200 and turn it into over $1,000 in one night, im thinking there is something they know that i dont so i keep playing. but eventually its hard not to go broke over a long night against people with more chips than you [/QUOTE]
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