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retardo question: black or green chips for 100/200?
In small stakes, there's a principle (a slightly stupid one if you ask me), that two chip games (10/20) tend to be tighter and not as soft as their three or four chip alternatives (15/30 and 20/40). Based on this principle, one chip games should be even worse, so the question: is 100/200 live a one (black) chip game, or is it a four (green) chip game?
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Re: retardo question: black or green chips for 100/200?
Always 4. ACTION!
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Always 4. ACTION! -DeathDonkey [/ QUOTE ] so basically, the bad players will think the pot is bigger than it is? |
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In small stakes, there's a principle (a slightly stupid one if you ask me), that two chip games (10/20) tend to be tighter and not as soft as their three or four chip alternatives (15/30 and 20/40). Based on this principle, one chip games should be even worse, so the question: is 100/200 live a one (black) chip game, or is it a four (green) chip game? [/ QUOTE ] Interesting that you mention it. I dk if 100-200 is a 1 chip game but I know of something called the "physical size of the pot". A visually big pot contributes to looser play. One of the loosest games I've heard of (it's know for its looseness) is the pink chip game at AC. It's a 7.50/15 game played with pink $2.5 chips. |
Re: retardo question: black or green chips for 100/200?
Doesn't it have to be a green chip game so the small blind can be posted?
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Doesn't it have to be a green chip game so the small blind can be posted? [/ QUOTE ] Shhhhh, dont give up all the high stake secrets... |
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Doesn't it have to be a green chip game so the small blind can be posted? [/ QUOTE ] You've obviously never been in the 5/10 game where people play with red chips so the dealer has to constantly make change when the sb folds. Sorry to bring this insultingly low limit point up but it's as high as they spread sometimes here and it is ridiculously frustrating for a variety of reasons. |
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i'm not so sure that the more chips = more action concept applies in bigger games. the few times i've watched 500/1000 games live, the chips go in so fast it's like people aren't thinking at all before they raise again. the action in those games always seems crazier than in a 400/800 or 600/1200 game.
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i'm not so sure that the more chips = more action concept applies in bigger games. the few times i've watched 500/1000 games live, the chips go in so fast it's like people aren't thinking at all before they raise again. the action in those games always seems crazier than in a 400/800 or 600/1200 game. [/ QUOTE ] this is correct, when trying to kick a game up, theres always some nit who thinks there will be more action if we leave it at 4/8, once we color up, they are proven wrong, the pots look smaller, but its just so easy to raise in 5/10, the game moves a lot faster too, this is not the case in 6/12 or 8/16 however, i think the game gets considerably tighter when you start using multiple chip denominations although from what i understand, in draw games, there is generally more action in the 4/8 structure, for holdem, 5/10 is better for sure as it is somewhat similer to playing online i think it also may depend on who is playing, if its mostly regulars, they arer all animals and the fastest structure works best and there will be more aggressive action, with more amateur players, you may get more loose action out of the 4/8 structure |
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IMHO the smaller the chip structure the better.
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IMHO the smaller the chip structure the better. [/ QUOTE ] Shneids said. thread over. |
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IMHO the smaller the chip structure the better. [/ QUOTE ] Anything to make the pot look smaller. |
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Doesn't it have to be a green chip game so the small blind can be posted? [/ QUOTE ] No. Just because there is a green chip or two on the table doesnt mean the players arent playing with primarily black chips, thus, its a one chip game and not a four chip game. |
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[ QUOTE ] Doesn't it have to be a green chip game so the small blind can be posted? [/ QUOTE ] No. Just because there is a green chip or two on the table doesnt mean the players arent playing with primarily black chips, thus, its a one chip game and not a four chip game. [/ QUOTE ] Just buy all the black chips in the casino and put them in your car until you leave. |
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i think this applies more towards mid-stakes games where the average to slightly above averaged income fish will come into the 20/40 type games with stacks of chips all over the place.
the high stakes games are full of regulars mostly and the fish that show up are more turned on by the gambling aspect of it rather than the big stacks that others may be attracted by. |
Re: retardo question: black or green chips for 100/200?
Didn't the Bellagio 1/2 used to be a black chip game a while ago (~ year 2000), or was I looking at a different game back then?
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