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Message: [QUOTE="Grid3004, post: 7056222, member: 352589"] When it comes to cash games, the strategy differs significantly from tournament play because there’s no escalating blind structure, and you can rebuy if you lose your stack. Here are some key strategies I use: [LIST=1] [*][B]Play Tight-Aggressive (TAG)[/B]: Start with a strong range of hands, especially in early positions, and play them aggressively. This helps you avoid tricky spots and maximizes value when you have the best hand. [*][B]Position Is Key[/B]: Always consider your position at the table. Playing more hands in late position gives you an informational advantage and better opportunities to control the pot. [*][B]Focus on Bet Sizing[/B]: In cash games, your bet sizing should balance value extraction with protecting your hand. Avoid overbetting unless you have a specific reason, like bluffing or targeting a weak opponent. [*][B]Adapt to Opponents[/B]: Pay attention to your opponents’ tendencies. Are they tight, loose, aggressive, or passive? Exploit their weaknesses, such as bluffing against tight players or value-betting more against calling stations. [*][B]Bankroll Management[/B]: Never sit at a cash game table with money you can’t afford to lose. Stick to a bankroll management rule, such as keeping at least 20-30 buy-ins for the stakes you're playing. [/LIST] Remember, in cash games, patience and discipline are crucial. You’re not under pressure from rising blinds, so take your time to wait for the right spots and avoid unnecessary risks. What strategies do you all use for cash games? [/QUOTE]

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