Low stakes in poker refers to games with modest buy-ins or blinds, typically higher than micro stakes but still affordable for casual players. These games are great for learning solid strategy, building a bankroll, or just enjoying the game without risking big money.
In cash games, low stakes usually mean:
In tournaments, low stakes are typically buy-ins between $5 and $25.
Compared to micro stakes, low-stakes games often feature slightly tougher competition, with more players who understand basic concepts like position, bet sizing, and value betting. Still, there’s plenty of room to beat these games by sticking to a solid, tight-aggressive approach.
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