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Old 03-05-2007, 03:36 PM
smbruin22 smbruin22 is offline
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Default Re: Security equivalent?

i've always wondered about risk-averse vs. risk-loving personalities in poker, but i've pretty much never seen anything about it, which is somewhat surprising.

one thing i've found in B&M tournaments (with decent buyin amount) is that you can take advantage of people really wanting to stay in tourney (hence, highly risk-averse) to put off crazy bluffs. if they want to be risk-averse, it would be alot smarter to do it pre-flop than when 40% of their chips are in the middle..... online $10 MTT, no one seems to care much about dying so lay off the bluffs there.
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