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[QUOTE="deeznutzz, post: 5647314, member: 416226"] A lot of players will build their stack slowly. Often it will take a player dozens or even hundreds of hands to aquire their stack but many times they'll blow it off in one or two hands. The reason why you see it happening over and over again is that very few of us low stakes players adjust our style of play when our stack size changes. We use the same strategy when we are shallow stacked (20bb or less) as we do when we are average stacked or deep stacked (100bb or more). For cash games where you usually buy in for 100bb or more its critical to understand how to play deep stack poker if you want to be successful. Evan Jarvis who is a contributor on this site. Has some really awesome content on just about every thing relating to poker including deep stack play. I really could not recommend his videos enough. They've done wonders for my game and the best part is that nearly all his content is free. You can find it on gripsed.com or on youtube. I went from a loosing/break even .10/.20 player to crushing 1/2 and soon I hoping to move up to 2/5. All it took was devoting a few hours every week to studying the game. Anyway I'm sorry for the long-drawn-out answer. I hope it may be of some help to you. [/QUOTE]
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