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Taking advantage of people buying in for less than the max?

Postby GodlikeRoy » Sat Aug 27, 2005 1:43 am

I've recently started playing at Full Tilt @ NL $100 and I think that the average table has one person either at $100 or over this amount. Over the course of my stay at the table, i notice people come and go, buying in for much less than 100 (usually around the $50) mark. If the table has a majority of players sitting between $40 and $80, is there any way to use this to my advantage? I've thought about it, and all I can come up with are negatives (never being able to double up a full stack, getting worse odds for playing pockets / sc's preflop, etc...

Has anyone else noticed this on FTP or other sites? Is this the norm for NL 100 (I've only played 1k hands at the level so far)?

Thoughts appreciated :)
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Postby Cactus Jack » Sat Aug 27, 2005 4:04 pm

It seems to be the norm at $25, too.
"Are the players better as the stakes go up? It's not an exam; it's a buyin." Barry Tanenbaum
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Postby CocaCola » Sat Aug 27, 2005 4:07 pm

its great to play against shortstacks who are chasing against your made hand. they are calling a large portion of their stack off, without the odds, and if they miss and go all you wont exactly be bluffed off the hand
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