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Why The Smart Play Cash & Fools Play Tournaments
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[QUOTE="BukuDuckets, post: 3877721, member: 207357"] [B]I honestly think the reason you made this post is because you are frustrated with tournaments and the patience they require. [/B] I find there are two types of people who think like this about tournaments: 1)Really impatient adrenaline junkies who burn off multiple buyins donking off all their chips early and registering for new tournies right after in the heat of tilt, without assessing their game or the structure of the tourney or the other players. 2)Experienced tournament players getting moderate results. They play long hours and go deep and cash but never higher than 17th place or so, usually due to one single mistake after hours of great focused play. These players cash for 10 to 20 times their buy in, after being in first place numerous times and having a shot at cashing for 1000 times their buy in, or worse they bubble. (To be honest, I fall into this category). I know tournaments are better than cash games, but after playing for 5 hours only to win $20 or $40, when I could have 10 times that in the same time in a cash game it is frustrating. The key difference is patience though because in the cash game, I could have also lost 10 to 20 times that but the same can't be said for a tournament. [/QUOTE]
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