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Old 02-16-05, 09:30 PM
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Perhaps I am mistaken, but isn't this type of bullying more prevelent in tounament NL poker. I have heard of the advantage of a big stack in NL cash games being more so you can get the most from your big hands.

My (albeit limited) NL cash experience leads me to believe that players tend to stay in hands MORE in cash games since it is based more centrally on pure odds.

I think this type of bullying at a cash table would be giving your money away as it would be quickly figured out. Players would just wait till they had a BIG hand and then double up off you.

--The last line sounds more to the point though.

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