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There is a fine line between fearlessness and donkeyness on the bubble...but where is the line?

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  1. creg27 creg27 is offline

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    Jun 5th, 2007 (6/5/2007 4:22pm)

    I make this post because i think my over aggression approaching the bubble or on the bubble in any tournament format is costing me a fair few cashes. Is it time to tighten up on the bubble?

    What are other peoples views on this - when does being fearless of a bubble and raising it up with rags become a donkey play? (lol is it only when u get busted)

    Cheers p5ers
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    Jun 5th, 2007 (6/5/2007 4:27pm) in reply to creg27

    I think it all depends on what you are talking about. Micro MTT's, SNG's, HSNL MTT's? I've been of the opinion for a while that there is very little exploitability on the bubble of smaller buyin MTT's, people just don't give a shit about cashing for a few bucks. In the larger buyin MTT's, the highly aggressive players seem to do quite well on the bubble, SNG bubbles are so easy to beat up on it's sad, at all levels seemingly.
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    Jun 5th, 2007 (6/5/2007 4:33pm) in reply to jtown1010

    In a wide range of tourneys - i play alot of 5.50, 6.50, 11 sit and goes. (I guess its mainly this im refering to)

    Also play mtts ranging from 5-75 usually the $26 on fulltilt. However, these are the most painful ones to lose.
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