Hit and Run Strategy

[tufat23]

i just assume everyone is a donk

[n1nj4.br]

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i just assume everyone is a donk

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[SinkRox]

You'll gain more experience and skill if you play deep stack poker....

get with the programme son!

[orange]

is this a [censored] joke?

[yundmi]

GREAT STRAT! you should take this strat to the next level...
start at 100NL...soon as you double, move to 200nl...rinse and repeat! then you'll be balllllllin.

[Setcho]

OP,

FWIW, Barry Greenstein says that shortstacking is the right thing to do. Mathematical edge etc. It has its pros at least.

A lot of poster in SSNL will argue against shortstacking not because the merits or drawbacks of shortstacking, but rather because they dislike playing against people with less than 100BBs. Ego > Money

Pokeys post brings up a lot of good points though.

[Thremp]

Shortstacking requires skill... You can't just be a total retard and shortstack.

[Stealthy]

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my argument is that players with $150+ on the table are generally good players

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I LOL'd

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I thought that this was true for a long time. Now if I see a guy with 200+bb stack, I assume that he's a donkey 75%-80% of the time.

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Hey I had a 500BB+ stack earlier. Hee-haw

[kolotoure]

That just proves the point

[Confused1]

That's what Chris Ferguson did to turn $1 into $20K.

He bought in to the biggest table he could get on for 5% of his BR and then he always left that table when 10% of his BR was in play.

Rinse, repeat.

Note that he was trying to moving up and building a BR as fast as possible with little chance of going broke (and already knew he could beat every level). If you are just cashing out, I think you're giving up a lot of EV, if you are indeed disciplined and skilled.