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Some players are just better suited to cash others Lose at cash excel in STT?
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[QUOTE="OMGjustinBIEBS, post: 2269008, member: 105834"] I saw A Brian Rast interview on CardPlayer about a similar question and he said "for a truely good player and experienced player there really is no difference between cash or tourney" I could see what he's sayin if I was on his level of play. IMO the cash game would be harder, because the Boom is over and cash game volume has decreased immensely their for decreasing the amount of soft games making it harder to bink consecutive cash game wins. Loosing a Buy-in at a cash game can be harder to recover from when trying to consistently win at cash. In tournament buy-ins are lost more leisurely because the reward is much greater than a cash game. A few buy-ins lost in a tourney does not outweigh the value of a few buy-ins lost in a cash game it's sorta a bad example of (ICM) independent chip moduel, the win/loose ratio in today's poker market is probably better to play MTT's unless u can find really soft cash games, soft enough for u to win 100% of the time [/QUOTE]
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