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Originally Posted by DCJ001
Not possible.
I believe that internet poker has no bearing on how casino poker will be organized.
I apologize, I didn't mean to imply that it did. I just meant to say that people are more used to 100bb than deeper buy ins because of internet poker, not that poker room management decides their buy ins based on online games.
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Originally Posted by godofgamblers
I always hear a bunch of (who I consider to be) weak regs that want to up the maximum buyin to 1k at 2/5. My answer to them is sure, but my personal opinion is that they will benefit little to none at all. The people they don't want to play deep against such as the internet grinder changing up and playing live or strong regulars will be buying in deep, but the casual and weak player will be buying in $500 or less as usual. In their perfect world the fish will be buying in for 1k and stacking off overpairs against sets and small flushes into their nut flushes. I really don't think it will happen.
I think by far the most profitable thing would be upping the minimum buyin to at least 200. A table with 1-2 people buying in for $100 and playing loosely literally makes it impossible to beat the table after time charge imho. Or maybe a couple people can squeak a small winrate.
There are very few good regulars in the 2/5 games at Borgata, and a lot of the "weak" ones buy in for random amounts between $250 and $400 anyway, so I can't see these players wanting the buy in to increase.
And I don't know how you think players buying in for 20bb and playing loosely makes the game unbeatable. These players give away their stack, rebuy, then give it away again and again. Sure, it's only $100 and not $500, but they certainly don't make the game any more difficult if you can adjust to them properly.