doesnt matter how far ahead you are pre flop, even post flop.... the short stack always seems to lose.... does anyone else see/experience this as often as i do?
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October 3rd, 2009 #1Private First Class
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Short stack all in versus a bigger stack loses 90% of time
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October 3rd, 2009 #2Sergeant First Class
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That's not true. Your stack size does not affect your chances of winning a hand. Just sucks sometimes. A bigger stack can sometimes call you with a looser range of hands.
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October 3rd, 2009 #3Specialist
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To get the game completed
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October 3rd, 2009 #4Private First Class
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ok the 90% is not literal..... obviously being a short stack doesnt reduce the stone cold percentages of winning the hand... im just saying i see it online way to often. im not even saying it happens to me all the time. im just saying when im in tournies i see it happen countless times. ive done it to people several times.... if rank25 is being serious i kind of agree with him... i feel as if it is to complete these low stake online tournaments quicker.... by low stake i mean under $40 MTT
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October 3rd, 2009 #5
who are you hoping wins when the chips go in, the large or small stack?
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October 3rd, 2009 #6Private First Class
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if im not in the pot i dont care who wins.... obviously if im in the pot i want to win..... i think that goes for every poker player....
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October 3rd, 2009 #7
my point is, in a tournament setting, when I see a short stack push all in and get called, I'm rooting for the big stack to win for obvious reasons
but if you asked me this same question, I'd probably say I think the short stack wins more often, but I know I'm biased because that isn't what I'm hoping for.
You're going to remember the hand that knocked you out better than you will a hand that doubled you up, the same way you'll remember KK sucking out your AA once and forget all the other times your aces held
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October 4th, 2009 #8
I study at KRE8R's School of Bankroll Management.
If you IM me looking for money or a trade, you will be blocked.
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October 4th, 2009 #9Private First Class
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of course there are plenty of deciding factors that influence who you want to win a different points of the tournament. obviously nearing the money and once youre in the the money you want to see players knocked off to increase your own winnings... i do agree with that.
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October 4th, 2009 #10
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