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What do u think about slow rolling?
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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6679440, member: 397965"] The time to stall is, if you are very short but have a chance of folding into the money in an MTT. Or if you are a mid-stack in a tough position with bigger stacks on your left. Then you also want to play as few hands as possible, until the bubble has burst. The latter also apply on the final table bubble. As a mid-stack you dont want to play pots against bigger stacks on your left, when its down to the last 10-13 players. So this is also a good time to nit up and stall the action, until the tables have merged to the final table. As the chip leader on the other hand you want to play as many hands as possible, because you have lots of fold equity due to other players risk aversion. [/QUOTE]
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