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Originally Posted by michelle227
unless they hate money, most likely want to have the potential to make the most money possible. Larger buy-in caps allow that to occur. If they want to nit it up, then it costs then a whole dollar extra every nine or ten hands.
By that logic, everyone should want to play $1k/$2k (or higher).
Some people just want to play poker without losing a large amount of their hard-earned $s.
Very strange that you can't see this.
I'm a break-even player, and I'd rather play lower than $1/$2 if it was on offer and rake wasn't an issue. I just want it to be high enough to care about. E.g. 50c/$1 would work for me.
But any lower than $1/$2 and the rake becomes too high a hurdle rate, even in the short term.