Re: showing up early
 

Showing up early to play works great in Limit but in NL you can be at a big disadvantage because when you get a limited buy in (say $200) and there are several huge stacks at the table you will be a clear target to get bullied and pushed around unless you know how to play a short stack well.

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Showing up early to play works great in Limit but in NL you can be at a big disadvantage because when you get a limited buy in (say $200) and there are several huge stacks at the table you will be a clear target to get bullied and pushed around unless you know how to play a short stack well.

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lol

Re: showing up early
 

Makes sense. I only play limit and 7CS.

Re: showing up early
 

My experience is about the same as yours. Between 4-8 am, no more money is coming into play. There's no list and no rebuys. Everybody who won big is gone. Everybody who's still there is just hoping to get even and get out.

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Showing up early to play works great in Limit but in NL you can be at a big disadvantage because when you get a limited buy in (say $200) and there are several huge stacks at the table you will be a clear target to get bullied and pushed around unless you know how to play a short stack well.

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lol

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Showing up early to play works great in Limit but in NL you can be at a big disadvantage because when you get a limited buy in (say $200) and there are several huge stacks at the table you will be a clear target to get bullied and pushed around unless you know how to play a short stack well.

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lol

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Showing up early to play works great in Limit but in NL you can be at a big disadvantage because when you get a limited buy in (say $200) and there are several huge stacks at the table you will be a clear target to get bullied and pushed around unless you know how to play a short stack well.

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"and the short stack shall set you free!"

Unkown but really smart poker player