Differences between different buy in’s

[laurao07]

Hey guys!

Do you think people play in a different way when the game have a big or a small buy in?

I don’t like playing games with small buy in because it’s full of all ins. Do you realize this too?

 

[paddyswarrior]

You don't like playing small buy ins simply because the sats are no use.

If you wanna test yourself then buy in.

 

[lukaszkrzi]

The way people play in a game can be affected by the buy-in amount. In general, players may be more cautious and conservative with a larger buy-in, as there is more at stake. Conversely, players may be more willing to take risks and play more aggressively with a smaller buy-in. This is not a definitive rule, and there are many other factors that can influence how someone plays in a game. Additionally, many players tend to use all-in strategies more often in low buy-in games. The idea is that if they lose, they haven't invested too much, and if they win, they can multiply their initial investment.

 

[recerveau]

I don't feel much difference.
I think it depends on the experience level of the player.

 

[Rost]

Hey guys!

Do you think people play in a different way when the game have a big or a small buy in?

I don’t like playing games with small buy in because it’s full of all ins. Do you realize this too?

I choose tournaments based on the size of my bankroll. If my bankroll is, for example, $100, I will never play in tournaments that are more expensive than $2. I like this approach because it is the key to saving my bankroll.