sharkyo01
Legend
Silver Level
I do it and I've made money. That being said, I'm a weird case. I consider myself to be a very capable SS player, whereas with a big stack, I feel far less comfortable and fail to stay patient.
It requires way less knowledge/skill to do so. My guess is that alot of the SS'rs in micro limits aren't confident in their post-flop play and have limited knowledge about cash game play in general (I know this was the case for me when first trying to transition over to cash game play after having strictly played SNGs & MTTs). I'm not saying it doesn't take some skill & knowledge... to be a good SS'r you still need to know what you're doing if you're hoping to show a profit (read Belgo's post above.. '+1' to that!!).Then why do so many people do it :questionm :questionm
I'm trying to move on one step at a time from being a FRW to being a "real" poker player, and DONs seemed an easy way for an inexperienced player to clear their bonus quickly without losing any money. Now I'm wondering whether SS cash table games might be another logical step along the way...If you play alot of DoN's and are okay with playing that type of poker, perhaps developing a good SS game would be great for you? idk.. personally I can't be bothered with DoN's.
it's not weird at all. you only need half a brain to be a decent short stacker. Deep stack play actually requires the whole thing.
I'm trying to move on one step at a time from being a FRW to being a "real" poker player, and DONs seemed an easy way for an inexperienced player to clear their bonus quickly without losing any money. Now I'm wondering whether SS cash table games might be another logical step along the way...
I would have thought that the short-stackers would play more aggressively. :dontknow:Playing short stacked at a table gets you to keep playing tight and not make crazy aggressive plays which you might make with a larger stack. Personally i like to have a larger stack so I can play more aggressively but it really just depends on your style and which you are most comfortable playing with.
I would have thought that the short-stackers would play more aggressively. :dontknow:
I would have thought that the good short-stackers would play more aggressively. :dontknow: