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Old 11-06-2007, 06:39 PM
PorkchopDJG PorkchopDJG is offline
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50 Big Bets for limit games, 3 max buy ins for NL, OR 500 big blinds for uncapped.

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Not a pro but a regular player and this is my general guideline for what to bring for live play as well.
If I lose 50 big bets in LHE or 3 max buy-ins at 1/2NL I am done for the day.
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Old 11-06-2007, 07:05 PM
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For all those saying to pack it in after some bad beats or dropping X number of BB or buy-ins, really need to take the time to read Ace on the River...
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Old 11-06-2007, 09:44 PM
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For all those saying to pack it in after some bad beats or dropping X number of BB or buy-ins, really need to take the time to read Ace on the River...

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Yes he does say this but I would bet money that he doesn't always abide by it. I have a hard time beleiving anyone can play their A+ game down 3 buy-ins in 20 minutes also.
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Old 11-06-2007, 10:16 PM
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For all those saying to pack it in after some bad beats or dropping X number of BB or buy-ins, really need to take the time to read Ace on the River...

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Yes he does say this but I would bet money that he doesn't always abide by it. I have a hard time beleiving anyone can play their A+ game down 3 buy-ins in 20 minutes also.

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Its not something that you can refer to in absolute terms. But if you are going to play full time and have a good/great game to sit in, you need to mental where with all to play well, or you are giving up a lot of money. Good to great games, 5/10+ games, just don't happen often enough to pass them up.

Frankly I think for myself and many others, this is simply the toughest aspect of the game to learn and master.
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Old 11-08-2007, 05:34 PM
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Good to great games, 5/10+ games, just don't happen often enough to pass them up.

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I agree that being able to play A game when stuck is crucial. However, I'm hard pressed to find a 'tough' 5/10NL or higher game. This factor makes it easy to walk when you feel the tilt-monkey on your back.

Commerce 10/20NL is my 'home' game. This may explain the plethora of bad poker players I encounter. YMMV.
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Old 11-08-2007, 06:55 PM
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decide how much you 'need' or are willing to lose, or whatever and double it...

http://www.tommyangelo.com/articles/...not_enough.htm
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Old 11-09-2007, 01:02 PM
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decide how much you 'need' or are willing to lose, or whatever and double it...

http://www.tommyangelo.com/articles/...not_enough.htm

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Good read I think most will learn a little something from it.
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Old 11-06-2007, 10:38 PM
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For all those saying to pack it in after some bad beats or dropping X number of BB or buy-ins, really need to take the time to read Ace on the River...

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Yes he does say this but I would bet money that he doesn't always abide by it. I have a hard time beleiving anyone can play their A+ game down 3 buy-ins in 20 minutes also.

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Then you need to keep playing until you understand that not only can you do it, it should be a milestone for your development as a professional. The first time you do it you'll realize just how much better you are at that point than you are right now, when you don't even think it's possible.
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Old 11-07-2007, 06:25 AM
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For all those saying to pack it in after some bad beats or dropping X number of BB or buy-ins, really need to take the time to read Ace on the River...

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Yes he does say this but I would bet money that he doesn't always abide by it. I have a hard time beleiving anyone can play their A+ game down 3 buy-ins in 20 minutes also.

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Then you need to keep playing until you understand that not only can you do it, it should be a milestone for your development as a professional. The first time you do it you'll realize just how much better you are at that point than you are right now, when you don't even think it's possible.

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Thank you sir for what sounds like some excellent advice. I will see how I fair next time this situation occcurs and I will be thinking of what you said while it happens. Thanks again.


Also Chopstick did you used to play at bodog 5-10NL and 5-10PLO under the same handle? If you did I used to play with you quite often. My name was mafioso.
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Old 11-07-2007, 09:35 PM
Paulie Walnuts Paulie Walnuts is offline
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Anyone else have a certain strategy and reasoning they use for NL buy-in management?
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