Would you stand up after tripling up?

[Crazy Porto]

lol 20+ multitabling

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I love to play deep and never consider leaving just because I'm deep

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this made me chuckle

[BotOnTilt]

I play much lower limits, but my thoughts are usually that if the only other deep stack is a good player who I don't think stacks easily, then I don't have much more to win by being deep. If he has position, or I think he is better than me then I'm away as soon as the BB comes to me. That said I really like playing deep and miss NL5 where almost everyone was deep.

[Ironic]

If the people I had won the money off were donks making really bad plays then I would definitely stay if they reloaded. Experience has taught me they are even more likely to make donkish plays when they reload; presumably they are on tilt and loosen up (further, lolol) to try to win their money back. Tbh though I usually just leave since there is normally another deep stack about and I am a chicken.

The highest up I have got is about 2.5 times the buyin at NL25.

[warrantofice]

Get up and buy into a bigger game. Problem solved.

[Kos13]

It really just depends on who is at the table. If I have 3 BI, and a good LAG on my left has me covered, I'm gone. If it's a drooler stacking off with bottom pair, I'm staying.

[coordi]

Mabey this is bad? But I feel I have an edge on pretty much everyone i've been playing with so I'd much rather be sitting 4bi deep with everyone 2bi deep tha me with just 1bi. I get up 2-3 bi accross my tables fairly regularly and never find myself with the desire to leave.

[CalledDownLight]

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I love to play deep and never consider leaving just because I'm deep

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this made me chuckle

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Obviously this doesn't apply to when I rathole which is what I'm assuming you are referring to. If I am in a game with a full buyin though I won't leave because I get deep. When ratholing I always leave if I get up to 28 or so BB so next time you can just fold to my 3bet squeeze and I'll leave for cheaper than if you stack off.

[chopsticks]

My friends say im a bankroll nit and yeah I agree it but playing always with 50+ bins I don't have to consider leaving a table if I triple up and have other huge stacks at the table. So this has never been an issue for me. I don't know if I have the edge on the smallish levels I play but wether it's 1 or 10 bins in front of me it's never scared money.

[SABR42]

If a tough player is directly on your left, also with 300BB, you should quit.