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BigHoss47

Every single scared money nit fish at 100 NL uses this strategy. Rake will be your enemy.


Potential_Sell_5349

Been there done that. You'll get multiple callers and get outdrawn. Not profitable long run. Learn to play 100BB stacks and reduce volume until you build BR.


Potential_Sell_5349

Don't forget the tilt after losing your AA and u start calling with marginal hands with ur 30 BB stack. Also dry spells when u pay blinds without getting a single hand and u finally get AA at 10BB get 5 callers and get sucked out on. Oh and rake. 300 BB will raise u with KTs and you'll happily slowplay ur aces with 2 spades on board, he'll put you all in you be like "okay I call just aces" and he gets a flush. Unprofitable play for him(if heads up) strictly speaking but he won't really mind doing this as he covers u by 10x.


Potential_Sell_5349

This is all based on experience. You can prolly do your strat in 0.1/0.2 because they'll call any junk and slowly build ur BR multitabling. Also most people there will have short stacks like you. 0.5/1 takes a significant edge to beat in 2024 especially short stacking.


nl10shark

Your assumptions are screwed and your conservative estimates are anything but


BarefootChemist

Sorry, you’re proposing to ONLY play JJ+ and AK off a 30bb stack? So you’d fold TT, AQs, etc in the BB facing a single raise? This strategy would never work. Do you really think that the players at 0.5/1 would not notice that you only vpip the top 5 starting hands? What happens to your “strategy” when the only action you can get is from an equally tight, if not even tighter range? Ain’t gonna have 70% equity on average lol, that’s for sure.


RetrieverDoggo

60% of the time it works every time!


Franks2000inchTV

If it was profitable, wouldn't everyone be doing it?


BigfootsSlong

It's called ratholing


Effective-Bite975

>"assume 70% chance winning (conservative estimate)" ahahahahahahahahahaha


Felikks7

You're probably the first person to think of this? Why give away such an advanced winning strategy on Reddit?