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Originally Posted by biophase View Post
You make a good point about the actual dollar amount. Maybe I should have made it 3,000 instead, but I hope that people aren't making a decision based on what $300 means to them. It's like how people who play poker at .05/.10 so it's only $0.10 so they play very loose.
When's the last time you played micro limit? :P

It seems to me that whenever I jump down to .50 / 1.00 it's an unbearable grind with a bunch rocks only playing the top 5% of hands.

As I go up in limits, especially when I play $25/50 or greater... my opponents are typically looser and play a more quality game overall.

Anyway, as it applies to this thread. I rarely go for the "sure thing" unless it's far greater than the risky choice. But when does life ever present you with a "sure thing" that even comes close to being as rewarding the risky alternative?

"A man's reach exceeds his grasp."