DogzBestFrnd
Rock Star
Silver Level
Ok, I call it Stall Playing because it isnt Slow Playing, rather just playing slow. But I am wondering what you guys/gals think about it.
In a MTT, like say a 2700 player freeroll, I see alot of players takeing up all their time and/or timeing out alot. Ofcourse it is to give the players at other tables a chance to drop out. But I have a couple questions about this.
1. Do you think it is a good strategy? If yes, when is the best time to use it? Should you always do it, or just when you have a decent stack? If you are short stacked should you be as quick as you can so you can play lower blinds? Early, mid, bubble time, or late in a tourney. Ect.
2. Do you think it is a bad strategy for a turbo tourney? Giving that the blinds increase so much faster. If multiple people at the same tabel are doing it, you could see the blinds increase a couple times before your on the BB again.
3. Ethical or not? Im not saying we should bad mouth people for doing it or not doing it. Only, in your own opinion is it ok thing to do it?
Thanks in advance for any input on this subject.
GL at the tables.
In a MTT, like say a 2700 player freeroll, I see alot of players takeing up all their time and/or timeing out alot. Ofcourse it is to give the players at other tables a chance to drop out. But I have a couple questions about this.
1. Do you think it is a good strategy? If yes, when is the best time to use it? Should you always do it, or just when you have a decent stack? If you are short stacked should you be as quick as you can so you can play lower blinds? Early, mid, bubble time, or late in a tourney. Ect.
2. Do you think it is a bad strategy for a turbo tourney? Giving that the blinds increase so much faster. If multiple people at the same tabel are doing it, you could see the blinds increase a couple times before your on the BB again.
3. Ethical or not? Im not saying we should bad mouth people for doing it or not doing it. Only, in your own opinion is it ok thing to do it?
Thanks in advance for any input on this subject.
GL at the tables.