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WHere does crazy play stop?
Im still working on building my bankroll, and I love to play sit and gos, but I was wondering what buy in level do you think most of the BINGO play stops? I like to play 10$ buy ins, but still see soo much bingo play, any thoughts?
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Im still working on building my bankroll, and I love to play sit and gos, but I was wondering what buy in level do you think most of the BINGO play stops? I like to play 10$ buy ins, but still see soo much bingo play, any thoughts?
i mainly play $2 0r $3 Sngs and like to see the bingo play as if you are patient for the first few levels you can easily pick your way through the mine field and cash regularly.
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Sometimes depends on the Site you´re playing on!
On most sites at $20 Single Table SNGs, there is proper play going on.
But don´t think, just because you´re Raising UTG 3 x BB, that you always get respect there for this. Crazy play is part of the game, and does never stop. (Doyles T2o for example)
Just think of it that way. Let´s say you have $100 in your account, and you play a $1 SNG against noobs, fish and so on. You´re more skilled than them. I guess you really try to bust them there. And if you loose, it was just $1, we can life with that.
There are players which have $1.000 or more in their account. Now such a player sit´s in a $20 SNG. And he thinks of you and the money he could lose like you did before on the $1 one. And he probably has more experience in "High Stakes" games than you. He would not mind push all in first hand with anything if necessary when you put in a raise. While you would be shaking all over your body, because it´s $20 and sure would fold most of the times unless it´s AA.
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Crazy play happens at all buy in prices. Just because you pay more does not mean you play better. In ring games 2cent 4cent is way more conservative than nickel dime. I go watch the big dogs at the $50 $100 and they are playing K3 and Ace rag So I believe the style don't change with the buy in price. You are just playing with people that have more money.
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Very true words.
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Originally Posted by SickBrain80
Sometimes depends on the Site you´re playing on!
On most sites at $20 Single Table SNGs, there is proper play going on.
But don´t think, just because you´re Raising UTG 3 x BB, that you always get respect there for this. Crazy play is part of the game, and does never stop. (Doyles T2o for example)
Just think of it that way. Let´s say you have $100 in your account, and you play a $1 SNG against noobs, fish and so on. You´re more skilled than them. I guess you really try to bust them there. And if you loose, it was just $1, we can life with that.
There are players which have $1.000 or more in their account. Now such a player sit´s in a $20 SNG. And he thinks of you and the money he could lose like you did before on the $1 one. And he probably has more experience in "High Stakes" games than you. He would not mind push all in first hand with anything if necessary when you put in a raise. While you would be shaking all over your body, because it´s $20 and sure would fold most of the times unless it´s AA.
You see this a lot, if you try to play over your head monetarily. It stinks to have to fold good cards because somebody goes over the top with crap, and you just have to take it. That's why you have to manage your tournament entries wisely, as well as your ring games.
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I think sickbrain is absolutly right, if your bankroll is at 50$ and you play a 20$ SnG it hurts but if your bankroll is more than 1000$ than 20$ is quiet less.
Sometimes people call with everything and it depends only on your way to play to win the games if it is a 2$ or 20$ SnG it doesnt matter.
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Remember, what is big money to you or I may be peanuts to others. There are players in all room who do not blink if they drop, hundreds of dollars in a game. Keeping that in mind I do not think that you can find a price range where donks do not play.
I do agree with what stepgen said though. Do not run from the donks take advantage of them. In most 1 table SNGs the donks do not usually last much longer than the third round and the blinds are cheap during these rounds, so play very tight poker at the start and every time a donk goes out smile and say I am one place closer to the money.
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bahh
the lottery never stops =X crap. I only see correctly played a sit /go of 100+9 $ and ahead, where people is not so crazy and have respect to the money, but there is still bingo players there =X few, but they r
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learn to deal with the crazy players and avoid them unless you hit a monster. Yes sometimes they will suck out on you and bust you out of a tourney. But consider it an investment. Those types of players will pay you off more times than not.