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vlseph United States. Oct 10 2008 00:06. Posts 160 | | |
Is 30 BB the general buy-in? |
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Ket  United Kingdom. Oct 10 2008 00:14. Posts 6311 | | |
id go with 33.5BB just to be safe |
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Ket United Kingdom. Oct 10 2008 00:32. Posts 6311 | | |
though on days youre feeling frisky, maybe dabble in 28BB buyins |
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rgfdxm United States. Oct 10 2008 00:42. Posts 982 | | |
elky style - 1 million BB |
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Jelle Belgium. Oct 10 2008 00:44. Posts 2539 | | |
lmao you have to be kidding me |
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Jelle Belgium. Oct 10 2008 00:44. Posts 2539 | | |
everybody knows it's 17.5BB |
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obv 25 bb  |
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I strickly use 40bb, that way I'm still able to push people from big hands. |
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edzwoo United States. Oct 10 2008 03:46. Posts 716 | | | |
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dUUd_ Estonia. Oct 10 2008 03:46. Posts 145 | | |
i'd stick with whole bankroll on one table, so you can ALWAYS cap the streets! |
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haeper Germany. Oct 10 2008 06:16. Posts 387 | | | |
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JoeDeertay United States. Oct 10 2008 10:35. Posts 1262 | | |
I usually just buy in for 20. The most you will possibly need for a hand is 12 anyway, so that at least covers some blinds until you start capping every street with a MONSTA. |
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vltava United States. Oct 10 2008 18:21. Posts 1167 | | |
I prefer to put at least 40 because I never want to be all-in, and I don't want to be bothered with topping off a lot if I start with 20 and don't win a pot for a while.
1 million BB is okay for single-tabling. |
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vltava United States. Oct 10 2008 18:24. Posts 1167 | | |
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He came and played at Crystal Casino in Compton where I was a prop. He played the $300 NL (2/3 blinds) table and was squeaky tight. Somehow he never did find a spot to say ONE MILYUN. |
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Zorglub Denmark. Oct 10 2008 22:52. Posts 1913 | | |
I think you have to add as much as possible, that way you can intimidate people off of their hands |
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if you buy in for more you can bully the table |
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vltava United States. Oct 11 2008 02:18. Posts 1167 | | |
Actually I think big stacks get more action. People want to show you they can't be bullied, or they just think you're an idiot or have an ego problem. |
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ye 1 million buyin seems fine~ |
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