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[QUOTE="xOneCoolHandx, post: 5027853, member: 143461"] [b]Style[/b] I am pretty unique. I play all different styles at different times depending on the situation. For cash ring games I am more TAG when I sit down and stay that way for awhile, but as my table image gets to the point that people are folding anytime I bet, I start to loosen up and go LAG for spurts. The rest of the table also dictates how I play. If they are a bunch of super tight players, then I go LAG quickly and scoop up plenty of blinds. If the whole table is loose, then I tighten up. I do the opposite in tournaments. With quickly rising blinds, I feel you have to give yourself extra opportunities to build a stack. Normally, I start pretty LAG until I build a nice stack (or bust...it happens) then I switch it up. I do switch gears throughout a tournament because I want to always keep my opponents guessing. Most people just have their style and stick with it day in and day out. I don't believe you can be successful that way. I believe the more you develop your game, the better player you become. Being able to switch gears is a terrific way to build your game. [/QUOTE]
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