The Official Red Chip Poker Podcast Buying In & Cashing Out Of Cash Games
Sep 6, 2016
Discover the strategic implications of different buy-in sizes in cash games. Learn about the art of short stacking and how it can enhance your gameplay. The conversation dives into effective exit strategies and the importance of recognizing the right moments to cash out. Players are encouraged to trust their instincts instead of sticking to rigid criteria. Plus, explore the psychological dynamics of facing less experienced opponents and how to maintain focus amidst unexpected challenges.
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Strategic Stack Size Choice
- Buy-in stack size should be a strategic decision, not just to limit losses or nerves.
- Playing 40 big blinds can be useful if you can play that stack size better than opponents.
Live Table Short Stack Example
- Doug recounted buying in full at a live table, then facing a very aggressive player pushing large bets.
- He wished he had bought in shorter and ramped up playing against that aggressive style.
Short Stack Strategy Insight
- Short stacks have a mathematical advantage when the short stacking strategy is well developed.
- Playing shorter stacks is more math-focused and less creative, requiring strong technical understanding.