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Re: [ba-poker] RGPM: Moderator Selection - Call for Volunteers
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- Subject: Re: [ba-poker] RGPM: Moderator Selection - Call for Volunteers
- From: Jerrod Ankenman <jankenman(deleted the rest)>
- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 19:41:16 -0800
Ron Morgan wrote:
Except the "dollars" you're playing with in low buy-in online
tournaments are not real dollars, you get 800 play dollars for your
buy-in. Eventually the tourney winner has 8K play dollars to win $50.
This is why you get 9 or 10 all-ins on the first hand, because no one
thinks they're playing with real dollars. In large part the folks with
the larger capacity to suspend disbelief, and pretend that they're
winning and losing real money stand the best chance of winning these
tourneys since they make better poker choices.
Such as calling all-in with AA on the first hand.
It's been my experience in these low buyin tourneys that more often than
not the winner of a first hand all-in orgy doesn't hold onto their big
stack long enough to last deep into the game, having lost it in further
hair-brained all-in bets.
Is your contention that if you do in fact call all-in on the first hand,
you will be possessed by the spirit of InDomitableR00ler and be unable
to prevent yourself from losing your 5-6x starting stack?
Jerrod Ankenman
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