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Old 02-13-2006, 08:19 PM     Post subject: Rebuy Tournaments. #1 (permalink)  

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As a Beg/Int player it would be nice to have a few hints on these MTT's from some big hitters

Just a few hints of my own:

Try to hit a flop, at least, before an all-in.
Would you go all-in with a K-8/ A-7 hand. They will.
Watch the players who rebuy on your table.
You might get whacked by some bad hands.
You will not buy respect by paying for more chips.
Your dollars are good for another tourn.
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Old 02-13-2006, 08:29 PM #2 (permalink)  
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There are two approaches to the rebuy. One is to sit tight and wiat for the opportunity to double up and then pounce. The other is to play loose as a goose and try and luckbox into a huge stack.

Both methods have their advantages.

The second method requires a big bankroll.

No matter what, you should rebuy twice to start, so that when you do double up it will give you twice more chips.

If you do a forum search you will actually find quite a few posts on rebuy strategies.

I wrote one myself - advocating for the loosey goosey style. But I also will play tight is right depending on the table.

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