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NBB
Visionary
Silver Level
Tournaments are for small bankroll players
Oh REALLY!
I guess everyone playing in the wsop $10,000 buy-in tournaments are just your everyday small bank-roll wanabe's or the Aussie Millions tournaments are just your typical small bankroll players ........ so funny
Just curious, where did you get this idea that a poker tournament is meant for small bankrolls? I really would love to know your source to this statement.
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antonis32123
Legend
Loyaler
Zoom cash games to earn money and then go and play some at satellites tournaments or tournaments in which I am not good to see if I have any luck (and I get better efery time
) . Sngs , for now , rarely , in the near future I really want to give it a try aftre I study a little
) . Sngs , for now , rarely , in the near future I really want to give it a try aftre I study a little 
MrPokerVerse
Legend
Bronze Level
I enjoy the short table SnG. It runs at a perfect length during the weekday. Sometimes hard to find time after work to fit much else in. During the weekends a small field MTT suits me better. Save the cash tables for the casino now and then.
freddy66
Rock Star
Silver Level
live baby
i have playeed 2 cash games a week for 30 years now,they are always better,and if you played live for so long like me.....the cash online games seems strange....so many people who plays online doesnt have a clue on how to play poker...anywho...good luck on the felts baby....remember...read,read,read....play,play,play
i have playeed 2 cash games a week for 30 years now,they are always better,and if you played live for so long like me.....the cash online games seems strange....so many people who plays online doesnt have a clue on how to play poker...anywho...good luck on the felts baby....remember...read,read,read....play,play,play
zwbb
Legend
Bronze Level
Winning a major tournament can be the beginning of a career. This is possible only in a multi-table tournament.
In the tournament, because of the increasing structure of the blinds, decisions are made easier. So at the end the game on postflop is much simpler.
In the cash game, chips are a substitute for money. The main task of the player is to get a large number of chips. During the consideration of the bet, the main criterion should be an understanding of the situation at the end of the race, this concept is also called "mathematical expectation". In the tournament, the main thing is to last longer in the game, because the place determines the prize payout.
In the tournament, because of the increasing structure of the blinds, decisions are made easier. So at the end the game on postflop is much simpler.
In the cash game, chips are a substitute for money. The main task of the player is to get a large number of chips. During the consideration of the bet, the main criterion should be an understanding of the situation at the end of the race, this concept is also called "mathematical expectation". In the tournament, the main thing is to last longer in the game, because the place determines the prize payout.
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tojobaggins
Enthusiast
Silver Level
depends on the stack
why not all 3? cash games tend to have an even return with slight ups and downs. tourneys never pay, but when they do, they pay big, and sit n gos a good way to find decent players to test your skills on. Should be doing all 3 if you wanna stay sharp for the day your up for the $179,000 final table.
why not all 3? cash games tend to have an even return with slight ups and downs. tourneys never pay, but when they do, they pay big, and sit n gos a good way to find decent players to test your skills on. Should be doing all 3 if you wanna stay sharp for the day your up for the $179,000 final table.
