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S&G's with Rebuys

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vaulsc
Joined: 28.06.2012

I've recently got into Sit and Go's and have been doing alright with them, making some deep runs. Yesterday I registered for a $3.50 + Rebuys event for the first time but it struck me that I didn't know any strategy about when to use a rebuy. Some players used it straight away, others re-bought as soon as they were busted, while others simply chose not to re-buy if they lost their chips.

Where can I find some knowledge about how to decide when or whether to rebuy in events like this?


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ThatGuyMatt
Joined: 03.12.2010

Hey vaulsc,

We have a few videos on how to approach the $3.50R SNG's in our Video Section. Sadly they're Silver+ :(

Silver is super easy to get though, you can earn yourself a cheeky 10SP bonus for each day you earn 1SP, check it out at ===Get an Extra 10 StrategyPoints a Day ===

I personally always use the Rebuy straight away, the early stages are where the fish are, I want to have enough chips to cover any fish that I can get into a hand with!


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vaulsc
Joined: 28.06.2012

Thanks. I was a silver user but reverted back to Bronze while I took a break from playing online. Will look this up after I renew the status.


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Anssi
Joined: 03.07.2008

Originally posted by ThatGuyMatt

I personally always use the Rebuy straight away, the early stages are where the fish are, I want to have enough chips to cover any fish that I can get into a hand with!

Opening with rebuy pretty much goes against ICM though.


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ThatGuyMatt
Joined: 03.12.2010

Originally posted by Anssi

Originally posted by ThatGuyMatt

I personally always use the Rebuy straight away, the early stages are where the fish are, I want to have enough chips to cover any fish that I can get into a hand with!

Opening with rebuy pretty much goes against ICM though.

:f_eek:

I didn't know this! Then again, I play SNG's only for fun.

I can see how it would be a made move in higher stakes, but at Micros where there are so many fish, do you think it's still a bad move?


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