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[QUOTE="dturner100, post: 2793541, member: 154806"]
I really think tying yourself to a style, or system of play turns a negative equity.

I also like to believe ( at least fool myself into believing ) that my play is broad enough to not be classified as a style.
I stand behind super tight play when the blinds are low.
Some believe "If the blinds are low you can AFFORD to play more hands", but if you begin with 2000 chips and waste 500 of those seeing flops then when you do get a good hand to double up on you only have 1500 to invest for a 3000 chip double up where you could have doubled up for 2000.

Why go through the stock market and buy up every cheap stock and hope one explodes??

I'm often known for defending my BB a bit too hard but your opponents need to know that so they don't take advantage of you at the final table.

When I do get to the final table as long as I can get in with 5th place or better then I play with a simple deep stack SNG approach.
If I'm low stacked at the final table I'll shove most marginal hands hoping to better my placement with a lucky double up.

At cash games I'm usually the donkey at the table, but I'm getting better...
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