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05-13-06, 02:26 AM
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You are so an ancient proverb writer, and don't even lie.
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05-13-06, 03:31 AM
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I dont get this. To start with, why would you be multitabling sit and gos at such variance?
If you do what i do, and play about 3 of these at the same time, here goes. My screen aint brilliant, i can just about play 2 tables on stars with them overlapping slightly, and have never been able to fix this. So.... Say im in 2 x $27 SnGs and a $55+$5, as i was yesterday. I simple place the 2 $27s on the top of my screen, overlapping at the top, and the bigger one ill put at the bottom, making a kind of T shape. Then you know which one to play "tighter in" or whatever you said. HOWEVER, this you should KNOW by now, the way you play should have NOTHING to do with the amount of buyin you paid for a tourney. Why play looser because its less of a buyin? Of course, if tis a rebuy, then loosen it up all you want till break 1, but for 2 sit and go freezeouts, why bother? To start with i seriously recomending not playing different tables of such variance, thats like JD playing a $0.25/$0.50, and a $5/$10 cash game. The standard of play will vary in both, so why cause yourself more problems than necessary. |
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05-13-06, 10:59 AM
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I like playing this way, but that's not the point.
You must agree it makes more sense to have the buyin amount instead of your login name. Unless you have more than one account, which you shouldn't have in the first place (by their own rules), it just makes no sense to me. |
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