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11-01-2007, 02:43 PM
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Re: starting with double stack
Why? I don't understand what you hope to acheive?
Are you trying to win more money? Then just raise the blinds up to .05/.10 and move the buy in to $10. Do you want a bigger stack so you can be a chip bully? This is an absurd concept for a cash game but maybe your players don't understand this. Are you better than them with deep stacks? If they know this why would they want to play in this structure and give you an advantage. It sounds like you want to play a bigger game and they don't. It's a tough situation and I think in the end either you will leave this game for a bigger one or you'll get your way and some others will decide to quit and you'll need to find some new blood. Perhaps you could try some different games. Play limit so players don't have their whole stack at risk on any given hand. Or try Omaha, or some stud games. Maybe even a rotation, like HORSE, HOSE, Hore, HO, etc. 
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#12
11-01-2007, 05:54 PM
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Re: starting with double stack
lol these ppl can't even play nl, minraises all over the place and they never make decent bets, like 25c in a 2$ pot when they have 2nd nuts, so making them play omaha or horse is not an option..
ill think ill tell them the rule pokerkhan supposed, thats a nice rule
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#13
11-01-2007, 10:02 PM
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Re: starting with double stack
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lol these ppl can't even play nl, minraises all over the place and they never make decent bets, like 25c in a 2$ pot when they have 2nd nuts, so making them play omaha or horse is not an option.. ill think ill tell them the rule pokerkhan supposed, thats a nice rule [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] because i'm not a nit like everyone there [/ QUOTE ] Where's that O RLY? owl when you need it...
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