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That game on Full Tilt ended in me calling with AK suited and losing to small cards. Really wasnt cool but I suppose it taught me something about the game. I suppose the best way to tackle this type game is to avoid it.

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Yes, clearly the best option is to avoid a highly profitable situation, where your opponent is utilizing a highly exploitable strategy. Yes, i too hate money.

I haven't done the math so i'm not sure if optimal strategy is to call with the top 10%, top 20% or top 35%, but I KNOW that doing any of these is far better than not playing and will make money.

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He didnt offer to keep playing indefinetly.

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Your point being... what? What I said is true for a single SNG where your opponent is moving in every hand. It's just as true (but no less true) of a series of SNGs where your opponent is moving in every hand. The optimal strategy against this opponent is optimal regardless of the number of games to be played.