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Old 12-12-05, 09:04 PM
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I think making "correct" tournament decisions in each situation (ideally) comes with disassociating yourself with the buyin once you have entered the tourney. Whether in a $1 or a $200 try to forget what the buyin was and focus on making correct decisions and making the correct play in each situation to get you as far in the tourney as you can. The money at the final table is a bonus when you can get there whether the buyin was big or small.
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