| This is a discussion on Rebuy strategy: Add-ons at first break within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; I'm in the 30-seat satty for the Dime on Ultimate Bet . Current stacks are 215/5157/23770 (min/avg/max) at the first break. I have 9390. The ... |
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| Rebuy strategy: Add-ons at first break I'm in the 30-seat satty for the Dime on Ultimate Bet. Current stacks are 215/5157/23770 (min/avg/max) at the first break. I have 9390. The question is: Is it good strategy to add-on (2000 for $0.50) at first break when you are sitting at well above average stack and currently in the top 20 of the tournament? |
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You should always take the add-on. |
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| Yes, You should always take the add-on, and you should be prepared in the begining to Rebuy if nessasary. The Reason for this is simple, more BB's, and when you start to dip into multiple inflection points, or if u hit a cold deck, then it might just be the push you need to survive. I always add-on no matter what, but if you were like chip leader, or in the top 5, you may have such a good lead that it's probabaly not nessasary. Also in the example above, you had almost 10 k in chips about double the average,--well if you don't add-on, and most everyone else does, well the average stack will be approaching your stack size soon, which in turn means that you might be forced to make moves sooner than you wanted. Good Luck! Luckytokenz --As long as we are lucky we attribute it to our smartness; our bad luck we give the gods credit for.-- Josh Billings |
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| I always do this extra add-on no matter how many chips I have as long as this extra add-on is no bigger than 10-20$. In the bigger rebuy toruneys I usually dont add-on unless im under average simply because I really shouldnt be playing these in the first place with my BR, but the money is tempting :-P |
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Reading what kar said made me think in your situation I would probably watch how many other rebuy. And how it will effect you standing not doing it. Then you have a little more information on the feild high/average/low before you decide. In other words, wait till the last second. Just my thought anyway. |
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| I think it's a function of a few things: - buy-in Not so much because of the buy-in, but because of how much is in the prize pool. If it's a $5 tourney it'd be kinda silly to add-on the same amount as starting stack for $200 - stack size compared with add-on stack If you have 20k chips and the add-on is for 100 chips you should tend to not take it, again depending on how much the add-on is compared to buy-in - blinds This may even be more important than stack size. How many blinds are you getting with the add-on? I think in general any tourney online that offers add-ons is a good deal, but I still think it's important to think about why and think about situations in which it would not be a good deal and how to know. Does anyone know how the icm breaks down for the average online add-on with various chip stacks? How much does the add-on increase your equity in the tourney? This is what we should be thinking about. I'm not sure about it, and I've also wondered about rebuying immediately in rebuys as well. Basically the logic goes if you are willing to rebuy immediately then in a non-rebuy with the same structure you should be willing to flip for stacks with another player at the table first hand. Not sure how many people would do that although I guess rake is the exception as with the rebuy you pay no rake while a 2nd tourney you pay rake all over again. Honestly I think rebuys and add-ons are an area that has beeen left heavily under-addressed in poker theory at least from what I've seen. |
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in a rebuy, we can continue to rebuy. in a non-rebuy we can't. you can't really compare the two like this. |
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