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Posted by Weather forecast on Aug 03 at 06:20 PM
Seriously though, cash games are tough to beat with short stack strategy. With your strategy, you would be better off playing one table sit n go tournaments provided you have learned the appropriate strategies which are substantially different from cash game strategy.
Posted by Weather forecast on Aug 03 at 06:21 PM
Your approach may not be the best possibly strategy you can have, but if you are a better short stacked player, and tend to have trouble when your stack gets bigger, then that can work just fine.
Posted by Eric on Aug 03 at 06:49 PM
I agree, you can use different kind of bankroll management strategies, but I actually did some research on many of them and found that Chris Ferguson’s way works best for me.
It’s just about finding a bankroll management that suits you best isn’t it?
Posted by Weather forecast on Jul 03 at 05:41 PM
I play online poker. I play shortstacked. Basically, I’ll sit at a table with the table minimum. This equates to about 5% of my bankroll. If I reach 9% of my bankroll at the table I leave and go to a new table with roughly 5%. Now, of course these figures vary as I grind one level until I have the bankroll for the next level, but these are my guidelines.