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dturner100
Rock Star
Silver Level
Now this is just a theory that's done well for me over the years and some may not agree, but..
I'm sure everybody has heard the saying "Don't milk a good cow dry.". Right?
Well this applies heavily to fish in any MTT with a big field.
In all MTT's even high stakes there will be a good amount of fish. These fish are great gamblers. Just watch. After they get busted out they hit the slot machines. But where you come in is the decision to bust em out, or keep them around.
My point is their gambling makes a lot of them good at building a heavy stack in a short period.
So you're sitting at an early/mid MTT and you're at a table with an obvious gambler/fish. You're dealt AA/KK/AK suited in position.
The fish raises out of position. You've seen him raise with literally any two suited cards.
Time to take him out? No. Not unless he volunteers it to the pot.
If you can take half to 3/4 of his stack he's going to gamble, and possibly pay you off again and again.
Hey, this isn't for everybody I'm sure, but it's worked for me more than once. I'm usually sad to see a cash cow slaughtered.
I'm sure everybody has heard the saying "Don't milk a good cow dry.". Right?
Well this applies heavily to fish in any MTT with a big field.
In all MTT's even high stakes there will be a good amount of fish. These fish are great gamblers. Just watch. After they get busted out they hit the slot machines. But where you come in is the decision to bust em out, or keep them around.
My point is their gambling makes a lot of them good at building a heavy stack in a short period.
So you're sitting at an early/mid MTT and you're at a table with an obvious gambler/fish. You're dealt AA/KK/AK suited in position.
The fish raises out of position. You've seen him raise with literally any two suited cards.
Time to take him out? No. Not unless he volunteers it to the pot.
If you can take half to 3/4 of his stack he's going to gamble, and possibly pay you off again and again.
Hey, this isn't for everybody I'm sure, but it's worked for me more than once. I'm usually sad to see a cash cow slaughtered.