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[ QUOTE ] When you play against a table full of bad players with different stack sizes, the value of your chips is close to linear, and there is little reason to be risk-averse. [/ QUOTE ] as just a side thought, if i thought i was a much better player than everybody else at the table aren't my chips even more valuable because in theory i can do more with them and should actually be a little more risk-adverse? [/ QUOTE ] It's a cash game. If you get it in as a 60/40 favorite and lose, you just rebuy. You give up a lot of expected value if you sit around waiting for even better situations. |
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