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Mike_25
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While the cash games provide a steady stream of action and revenue, they do tend to become rather stale and monotonous over extended periods of time. The lack of depth and pot odds consideration that permeate tournaments fosters a more antagonistic style of play bereft of nuance or strategy.
The good old boys continue to see each hand as another opportunity to take the other fella's money by any means necessary, etiquette and ethics be damned. No matter the size of the pot or strength of their hand, every decision seems to come down to whether they reckon they got the balls to ride it out or oughtta fold like a cheap tent.
In the end, the boring monotony of the cash games is only interrupted by the occasional outrageous call or epic bad beat that gets the boys all riled up again, if only for a spell. But a wise player knows when it's best to move on to greener pastures.
The good old boys continue to see each hand as another opportunity to take the other fella's money by any means necessary, etiquette and ethics be damned. No matter the size of the pot or strength of their hand, every decision seems to come down to whether they reckon they got the balls to ride it out or oughtta fold like a cheap tent.
In the end, the boring monotony of the cash games is only interrupted by the occasional outrageous call or epic bad beat that gets the boys all riled up again, if only for a spell. But a wise player knows when it's best to move on to greener pastures.
